| RE: [cosmos-dev] Starting DC outside eclipse |
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Hey Joel, you seem to know a thing or two
about this, so could you give me a call when you get a chance and give me a few
more pointers 508 628 8524 Thanks. - John From:
cosmos-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:cosmos-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Hawkins, Joel Todd, The linkage error comes from the fact that
you added w3c dom directly to the spec bundle, and apparently the Document
class does not match the one that DC was compiled against. Document should be
resolved dynamically by OSGi (typically from the xerces bundle). You need to
run under a 1.5 or later JDK (as we currently use java annotations for some of
our infrastructure). It sounds like you may be picking up a different JDK. If you go to your project workspace and
look under the /.metadata/.plugins/org.eclipse.pde.core directory, you should
find some folders that match your debug/run configurations. Check out the
config.ini file under one of these folders to see the list of bundles that you need
to have in your environment. Cheers, Joel
I’m trying to start the Data
Collector using OSGi outside eclipse. I’m having some trouble and
looking for some help. First of all, in order to get all
the bundles to become ‘ACTIVE’ in OSGi I had to add some things to
some of the bundles Specifically, for
org.eclipse.cosmos.dc.spec, I was getting an unresolved symbol for
org.w3c.dom.Node I added the org.w3c.dom package
directly to the bundle and then it found it. Similar situation for
sample.components. Stranger situation for org.eclipse.cosmos.dc.mgmt.wsdm,
I got an unresolved symbol javax.management.IntrospectionException, which comes
from the java sdk rt.jar I added the rt.jar from my JAVA_HOME
directly to the bundle and it found it. I don’t think I should have to
do this, I’m wondering what the magic is that eclipse does to not have
this problem. With all the unresolved symbol
references taken care of, now during initialization I get this Entry
bundleentry://62/OSGI-INF/Advertisement/advertisement-consumer.xml java.lang.LinkageError: Class
org/w3c/dom/Document violates loader constraints Anybody seen anything like this
before? |