I'm trying to understand something about the way OBR works, and I was
wondering if someone could give me a pointer. I've tried checking this
mailing list, Google, etc., but didn't come across an answer.
I have an OSGi environment that uses Felix OBR Repository Admin. I have
one bundle ("Bundle A") which is already installed into the OSGi
environment at startup. I have another bundle ("Bundle B") which I want
to load at runtime using the OBR Repository Admin. When I try loading
it, it tells me that certain requirements are not satisifed, but they
are definitely satisfied by some combination of the already installed
"Bundle A" and the system bundle.
Is it the case that in order to install a bundle through OBR, all its
"requires" clauses need to be satisfied from other bundles in the OBR?
Is there a way to exclude "requires" clauses from Bundle B's entry in my
Repository if I update my Repository using the maven-bundle-plugin? (I
tried finding a way of doing it using the osgi.xml file, but it only
seems like you can add capabilities and requirements from what I've seen
documented.)
Thanks in advance,
Jamie
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