On 6/14/12 12:44 , [email protected] wrote:
I'm running felix embedded into a host application. I recently
upgraded from java 6 to 7. When I did this, some of the bundles that
import various javax packages, crypto and management for instance,
began failing to install. They now fail because they can no longer resolve
those packages.
Several questions:
1) Did the migration to java 7 really cause this? It definitely
seems like it.
You didn't say how they failed. Is the package not exported by the system
bundle anymore?
I don't know for sure, but it seems like they are not. I simply get the error
that says that a given import of a the bundle being installed was not
satisfied; it's javax.crypto. If I add that one manually via the extra system
packages config, it then starts complaing about javax.management.
The versions exported by Felix changes based on the JRE used and you may
have to adjust your bundle imports.
Indeed. So I actually figured that out. I looked at the default.properties
file in the framework jar and saw that it sets the
org.osgi.framework.system.packages to various things based upon the jre
version. Apparently, 3.0.2 was prior to java 7 so it simply doesn't have a
mapping for 7.
I'm upgrading to felix 4.0.2 to solve the problem.
Probably wise, but you can also just add that property to 3.0.2
default.properties...
-> richard
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