After spending a whole day on various experiments, I found that if I changed the version of the maven-bundle-plug from 2.3.4 back to 2.1.0, then the version="xxx" strings re-appeared.
So I'm guessing this was a feature that was removed at some point. -Marshall On 8/15/2011 11:39 AM, Marshall Schor wrote: > I have one use of maven-bundle-plugin where the generated <Export-Package> > lines > in the generated MANIFEST.MF file contain version specifiers. The instruction > to maven-bundle-plugin looks like: > > <Export-Package>pkgname1, pkgname2, etc.</Export-Package> > > and the generated manifest has this: > > <Export-Package>pkgname1;version="2.3.2.SNAPSHOT",pkgname2;version="2.3.2.SNAPSHOT", > etc > > > > I have another use of maven-bundle-plugin, where things seem to be similar, > but > the generated manifest doesn't have the version="xxx" added. > > In the first case, I do not have packageinfo or package-info.java files in the > packages. > > > > Where is BND picking up this version information? I'd like to set up the 2nd > case to pick it up, too, but after trying lots of experiments and looking on > the > internet, all I can find is this line in the maven-bundle-plugin: > > Besides explicitly listing package version attributes, BND will also determine > package versions by examining the source JAR file or from packageinfo files in > the package directory. > > >From this I presume it is determining package versions by "examining the > >source > JAR file" - but that doesn't make sense to me, because in the case where it is > supplying the version, there is no source Jar file - it is suppose to be > generating that file with the bnd command, I think. > > Any help specifying more detail where maven-bundle-plugin BND gets its package > version info from so I can set up the 2nd case above to work like the 1st one, > would be greatly appreciated. > > -Marshall Schor > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
