Thanks. The library has a static method that returns the version. I'll
look into the rest of my configuration more carefully and see what's
going on, but that's good to know that Felix is doing what I thought it
should.
Richard S. Hall wrote:
On 3/24/09 1:12 PM, Dan J Hrivnak wrote:
I'm using Felix embedded in my application, so my OSGi bundles should
not have access to classes on the standard classpath (unless I use
boot delegation or extender bundles) right? The reason I ask is that
in the app, I'm using library Blah version 2.4. I then load an OSGi
bundle that contains library Blah 2.8 (and exports a package I want
as version 2.8 explicitly). Finally, I load an OSGi bundle that
imports that package (explicitly requiring version 2.8 or greater).
When I print the version information for that library, it comes out
as version 2.4. How is this possible? When Felix is embedded, it
isn't automatically providing every class it can see in its
classloader tree to the OSGi world, is it?
No, it doesn't. You original understanding is correct. Something else
must be going on.
I am not sure how you are printing the version information for that
library, but this sounds like a misconfiguration or some issue with
your library.
-> richard
Thanks,
Dan
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