Project setup:
Eclipse 3.6
Maven Integration 0.12.20110112-1712
Maven Integration for WTP 0.12.20110421-1500
Maven SCM handler for Subclipse 0.12.20101207-1600
External Maven Installation 3.0.3
Maven Bundle Plugin 2.3.4
First question:
does this version of the Maven Bundle Plugin honor a custom value for
the Bundle-ClassPath property, or does the plugin simply generate a
default value even if you specify it with the <Bundle-ClassPath> node
within the <instructions> node?
Second question:
if it does, is there a way to get maven/Eclipse to honor/resolve those
"dependencies" listed in this value so that Eclipse will resolve
references to any of the classes listed within any of those JAR files
listed within the <Bundle-ClassPath>?
I was able to get Eclipse to give me a clean build by simply adding
these JAR files to Eclipse's Java Build path, but this seems to me to be
a hack, and also makes me concerned that when I compile this project via
Maven only from the command line, that I will have issue then as well,
and have to come up with another solution.
I am sorry if what I have stated here is kind jumbled. I mostly
understand all of the pieces involved here, but I do not ever set a
project up this way. I usually manage all dependencies via
<dependencies>, but this project is a special case, and the JAR files I
am packaging up within this bundle will NEVER be exposed externally, and
I do not want to
a) have to create OSGi versions of the JAR files (not all have OSGi
version available)
b) deploy them to my OSGi container
So i think I was left with the option of cooking them into my bundle.
Thanks.
--mjk
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