Perhaps you are printing the messages in the wrong spot while recursing...just a thought. Otherwise, it might be necessary to see your repository.xml file.
"San Martín, Matías" <[email protected]> wrote: >Hi everybody, >first of all sorry about the odd mail subject, I will try to explain >myself better. > >The context of the problem: >================= > >I have the following bundles: >Main > Depends on (packages): Console, InterConsole, Runner >Console: > Depends on: InterConsole > Exports (package): Console >InterConsole: > Exports: InterConsole >Runner: > Depends on: InterConsole, InterRunner > Exports: Runner >InterRunner: > Exports: InterRunner >////////////////////////// > >I have the following OBR repositories: >Repo1: (contains) Main, Console, InterConsole >Repo2: Runner >Repo3: InterRunner >////////////////////////// > >Then I have this (pseudo)code/logic: > >1- Install Repo1 in OBR repository admin >2- discover resource Main >3- get a new resolver >4- try to deploy Main >5- If there are missing dependencies, print them, else go to pont 9 >6- Find repository that contains missing dependencies >7- Install repository found >8- Go to point 3 >9- Bundle deployed > >The run output: >========== > >The execution of the logic just mentioned prints this: >Got new resolver >Missing dependency: InterRunner >Missing dependency: Runner >Installed Repository 3 >Installed Repository 2 >Got new resolver >Bundle deployed > >The question/problem: >=============== >How is possible that the first resolver knows about the missing >dependency InterRunner if the Runner is not known yet???!!! > >Any thoughts??? > >Thank you in advance for taking the time to read and give any thought >to >my problem. >Regards
