From: Norman M. <no...@ap...> - 2011-06-28 06:18:13
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Hi Bill, I just noticed that you told others to use the mailinglist and not the forum so I repost it here ... We (JAMES) are currently think about to allow our server modules to get deployed in an osgi container. We have one module (dnsservice) which depends on dnsjava 2.1.1 at the moment. I noticed while working on getting it run in the osgi container that dnsjava 2.1.1 has a junit package in its osgi imports. This is kind of a problem as junit itself does not export and package via osgi. We could repackage it but it kind of sucks ;) This is fixed in current dnsjava trunk. so when using dnsjava trunk everything is working for us. But we cannot depend on unreleased code, so my question is: When do you think 2.1.2 will get released ? Thanks, Norman |
From: Brian W. <bwe...@xb...> - 2011-06-28 19:11:19
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On Jun 27, 2011, at 10:51 PM, Norman Maurer wrote: > Hi Bill, Brian, not Bill. > I just noticed that you told others to use the mailinglist and not the > forum so I repost it here ... > > We (JAMES) are currently think about to allow our server modules to get > deployed in an osgi container. We have one module (dnsservice) which > depends on dnsjava 2.1.1 at the moment. I noticed while working on > getting it run in the osgi container that dnsjava 2.1.1 has a junit > package in its osgi imports. This is kind of a problem as junit itself > does not export and package via osgi. We could repackage it but it kind > of sucks ;) OK. That patch was contributed, and I don't use OSGI. > This is fixed in current dnsjava trunk. so when using dnsjava trunk > everything is working for us. But we cannot depend on unreleased code, > so my question is: > > When do you think 2.1.2 will get released ? Unless something comes up, within in the next week. Are there any other potential problems related to OSGI that are going to come up in the future? Brian |
From: Norman M. <no...@ap...> - 2011-06-28 19:06:57
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Ups... Yes Brian ;) I will review tomorrow and let you know. Bye Norman 2011/6/28, Brian Wellington <bwe...@xb...>: > > On Jun 27, 2011, at 10:51 PM, Norman Maurer wrote: > >> Hi Bill, > > Brian, not Bill. > >> I just noticed that you told others to use the mailinglist and not the >> forum so I repost it here ... >> >> We (JAMES) are currently think about to allow our server modules to get >> deployed in an osgi container. We have one module (dnsservice) which >> depends on dnsjava 2.1.1 at the moment. I noticed while working on >> getting it run in the osgi container that dnsjava 2.1.1 has a junit >> package in its osgi imports. This is kind of a problem as junit itself >> does not export and package via osgi. We could repackage it but it kind >> of sucks ;) > > OK. That patch was contributed, and I don't use OSGI. > >> This is fixed in current dnsjava trunk. so when using dnsjava trunk >> everything is working for us. But we cannot depend on unreleased code, >> so my question is: >> >> When do you think 2.1.2 will get released ? > > Unless something comes up, within in the next week. Are there any other > potential problems related to OSGI that are going to come up in the future? > > > Brian |
From: Norman M. <no...@ap...> - 2011-06-29 12:30:28
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Am 28.06.2011 21:06, schrieb Norman Maurer: > Ups... Yes Brian ;) > > I will review tomorrow and let you know. > > Bye > Norman > > 2011/6/28, Brian Wellington<bwe...@xb...>: >> On Jun 27, 2011, at 10:51 PM, Norman Maurer wrote: >> >>> Hi Bill, >> Brian, not Bill. >> >>> I just noticed that you told others to use the mailinglist and not the >>> forum so I repost it here ... >>> >>> We (JAMES) are currently think about to allow our server modules to get >>> deployed in an osgi container. We have one module (dnsservice) which >>> depends on dnsjava 2.1.1 at the moment. I noticed while working on >>> getting it run in the osgi container that dnsjava 2.1.1 has a junit >>> package in its osgi imports. This is kind of a problem as junit itself >>> does not export and package via osgi. We could repackage it but it kind >>> of sucks ;) >> OK. That patch was contributed, and I don't use OSGI. >> >>> This is fixed in current dnsjava trunk. so when using dnsjava trunk >>> everything is working for us. But we cannot depend on unreleased code, >>> so my question is: >>> >>> When do you think 2.1.2 will get released ? >> Unless something comes up, within in the next week. Are there any other >> potential problems related to OSGI that are going to come up in the future? >> >> >> Brian > Hi Brian, I reviewed the generated bundle ( generated via "ant bundle") and the contained OSGI Metadata. Everything looks fine, so no futher problems expected... Thanks, Norman |