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Re: [equinox-dev] J2SE in OSGi
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Hi Thomas
I am using the latest mBedded Server Equinox Edition from ProSyst with
the administration tool mConsole 1.1 from the same distributor.
The error message I talked about was generated from the mConsole after
trying to import a ServiceBundle written on my one. I am using the JDK
1.5.0_06.
I fixed the problem temporary by adding the java rt.jar into the OSGi
Framework and declared the javax.swing and the javax.xml as exported
packages in the
manifest file of the rt.jar Package. I guess that will be not the right
and usual way !?
Greetings
Christian Voigtmann
Thomas Watson wrote:
What version of Equinox are you using? What version/vendor of the VM
are you using? Equinox should detect the J2SE version you are using
and the system.bundle should export the proper set of packages
available from the execution environment. The error message "the
packages could not be found in the framework" does not look familiar
for Equinox.
If a package import constraint can not be satisified the bundle should
install successfully but it will not be able to enter the RESOLVED
state. This will prevent it from starting. You should be getting a
BundleException when attempting to start the bundle. The error
message should look something like this ...
_org.osgi.framework.BundleException_: The bundle could not be
resolved. Reason: Missing Constraint: Import-Package:
javax.xml.parsers; version="0.0.0"
Is this what you are seeing?
Tom
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Re: [equinox-dev] J2SE in OSGi
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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> BJ Hargrave
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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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