Re: [equinox-dev] J2SE in OSGi

[Christian Voigtmann <voigtmann@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Thx for answering,

yes i did import the javax.xml.parses package in the imported packages 
sections of the manifest file.
At the moment I try to install the bundle which is using the package, 
the OSGi framework says
"the packages could not be found in the framework" its the same for 
javax.swing !
Do i have to import these packages first ? And if yes, how ?

Christian


BJ Hargrave schrieb:
> Did you import that javax.xml.parsers package that contains the 
> DocumentBuilderFactory class? In OSGi you must import all packages other 
> than java.* package in your bundle's manifest.
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> Hi i`am very new to OSGi !
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> So I have several questions to ask ;)
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> Here is one of it: It is possible to use all J2SE classes in OSGi, for 
> example the DocumentBuilderFactory class from the package javax.xml !
> So is there any restriction of using J2SE functionalities in OSGi. If 
> not, how can I use the DocumentBuilderFactory class for example, I tried
> it but i didn`t work.
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> Greetings
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> Christian
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