I just created a bundle which has:
Export-Package: org.foo; version=null
When I install it, I get a NumberFormatException, which is correct in
this case. Granted, there error message doesn't give much indication of
where it came from, but that is a different issue...
-> richard
On 9/21/10 15:09, [email protected] wrote:
All,
A null pointer error is generated on deployment of a package in the felix-framework-3.0.1 if a package in either Export-Package or Import-Package has a "version=null".
I believe Felix should deploy the package and resolve the version number to the default
0.0.0 and produce a Warning log message stating that "package x have a version
number =null, setting version package to 0.0.0".
One way this happens is when using variable substitution in the<Export-Package>
or<Import-Package> declarations of the maven-bundle-plugin.
An example from a pom.xml file:
<properties>
<myPackage.version>9.8.0-SNAPSHOT</myPackage.version>
</properties>
and then in the import directive:
myPackage;version="${mmmyPackage.version}",
Because of the mispelling, the plugin cannot resolve the substitution and
simply says version=null.
I believe the maven-bundle-plugin should halt and throw an error stating "myPackage
version is null" or something helpful like that.
v/r,
Mike Van
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