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Importing external interfaces
Howdy,
I am using the iPOJO Annotation sample (Ant version) and I have extended
the Hello interface with an interface outside the 'ipojo.example.hello'
packages. The interface is 'com.idiots.test.TestInterface'. I created a
jar with this interface and placed it in the classpath when I started
Felix and I modified the config.properties to include the interfaces
package (I think)
org.osgi.framework.system.packages.extra=com.idiots.test
When I started the bundles (impl and client) I would get a
ClassNotFoundException for the TestInterface. I noticed there wasn't an
Import-Package entry for 'com.idiots.test' in the Manifest file.
It was my understanding that the bnd task would automagically find all the
imports needed and add them to the manifest. Anyway I manually added the
import to the manifest without any success. I know I'm doing something
fundamentally wrong cuz this should be simple.
Please help
Thanks
-Pete
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Re: Importing external interfaces
Posted by ja...@cox.net.
Thanks, my mistake was not creating the bundle but expecting the interface to be picked up from the classpath.
-Pete
---- clement escoffier <cl...@gmail.com> wrote:
=============
Hi
So if I understand correctly you have extended the hello interface
with another interface from a different package.
To achieve this, just create a bundle containing the interface and
exporting the package containing the Interface.
Then modify the hello Interface to add the extends Clause. When you
will repackage the bundle, bnd will add the Import package.
Regards,
Clement
2009/2/25, Pete Haidinyak <ja...@cox.net>:
> Howdy,
> I am using the iPOJO Annotation sample (Ant version) and I have extended
> the Hello interface with an interface outside the 'ipojo.example.hello'
> packages. The interface is 'com.idiots.test.TestInterface'. I created a
> jar with this interface and placed it in the classpath when I started
> Felix and I modified the config.properties to include the interfaces
> package (I think)
>
> org.osgi.framework.system.packages.extra=com.idiots.test
>
> When I started the bundles (impl and client) I would get a
> ClassNotFoundException for the TestInterface. I noticed there wasn't an
> Import-Package entry for 'com.idiots.test' in the Manifest file.
> It was my understanding that the bnd task would automagically find all the
> imports needed and add them to the manifest. Anyway I manually added the
> import to the manifest without any success. I know I'm doing something
> fundamentally wrong cuz this should be simple.
>
> Please help
>
> Thanks
>
> -Pete
>
>
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Re: Importing external interfaces
Posted by clement escoffier <cl...@gmail.com>.
Hi
So if I understand correctly you have extended the hello interface
with another interface from a different package.
To achieve this, just create a bundle containing the interface and
exporting the package containing the Interface.
Then modify the hello Interface to add the extends Clause. When you
will repackage the bundle, bnd will add the Import package.
Regards,
Clement
2009/2/25, Pete Haidinyak <ja...@cox.net>:
> Howdy,
> I am using the iPOJO Annotation sample (Ant version) and I have extended
> the Hello interface with an interface outside the 'ipojo.example.hello'
> packages. The interface is 'com.idiots.test.TestInterface'. I created a
> jar with this interface and placed it in the classpath when I started
> Felix and I modified the config.properties to include the interfaces
> package (I think)
>
> org.osgi.framework.system.packages.extra=com.idiots.test
>
> When I started the bundles (impl and client) I would get a
> ClassNotFoundException for the TestInterface. I noticed there wasn't an
> Import-Package entry for 'com.idiots.test' in the Manifest file.
> It was my understanding that the bnd task would automagically find all the
> imports needed and add them to the manifest. Anyway I manually added the
> import to the manifest without any success. I know I'm doing something
> fundamentally wrong cuz this should be simple.
>
> Please help
>
> Thanks
>
> -Pete
>
>
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