Eclipse Virgo Tooling and Use Repo [message #694491] |
Fri, 08 July 2011 13:45  |
Eclipse User |
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I've added a bundle to the repository/usr, restarted Virgo, and verified that the bundle is loaded and Active in Virgo via the admin "OSGi State" page, however, the Virgo Tooling in Eclipse under the "Repository" tab of the Virgo Server doesn't show this bundle, even after refreshing the bundle list. This causes the project to not resolve the "Import-Bundle" header for the bundle in question, and the project sources show as missing a dependency unless I explicitly add the dependent JAR directly to the project.
Screenshot of respository/usr:
http://screencast.com/t/gj3t4iGcAT
Screenshot of OSGi State:
http://screencast.com/t/FBSS4xN2
Screenshot of Virgo Tooling:
http://screencast.com/t/ax4aS6nBfbSy
Do I need to do something to have this library show up in the Virgo Tooling?
On a slightly separate topic, but related, should bundles uploaded to Virgo via the admin or dropped into the pickup also be available in the Virgo Tooling "Repository" tab? I can find these bundles from the "Bundle Overview" tab, but not the "Repository" tab so they too can't be used to resolve dependencies.
This is on STS 2.7, Eclipse Virgo IDE 1.0.0.201106220519-M01, and Virgo 3.0.0.M06.
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Re: Eclipse Virgo Tooling and Use Repo [message #792072 is a reply to message #791897] |
Mon, 06 February 2012 10:22  |
Eclipse User |
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Only to inform. I have edited the bundle manifest, and removed the "Themes" packages import from Vaadin and now it appears on the Virgo Tooling. I can't say about impacts of this change, but I belive that it will be minimal, because is responsability of the bundle the use of your internal resources.
Anyway, I dont know why tooling dont "see" the bundle before. May be because of the "theme" exported packages doesn't have Class files?
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Eduardo Frazão
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