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RE: [equinox-dev] system bundle package exports
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Try...
Fragment-Host: system.bundle;
extension:=framework
Tom,
Is this supposed to work in Eclipse 3.2.1? I have used
your manifest but just get the following error:
Package 'sun.print' does not exist in this plug-in
my.framework.fragment/META-INF
MANIFEST.MF line 7
Matthew Webster
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The profile is selected based on the value of
java.specification.version. I would not recommend changing the profile
in org.eclipse.osgi to export an additional package from the VM. Instead
you should create a framework fragment (see section 3.15 of the OSGi
specification). A framework fragment bundle (or extension bundle) can be
used to export additional packages from the VM. For example, if you need
to export the "sun.print" package you could create a fragment bundle with the
following bundle manifest.
Manifest-Version: 1.0
Bundle-ManifestVersion: 2
Bundle-Name: Sun Print
packages
Bundle-SymbolicName: my.framework.fragment
Fragment-Host:
system.bundle
Export-Package: sun.print
The fragment bundle would not actually contain any
java code it would just be a jar with a single /META-INF/MANIFEST.MF file used
to add a new export to the system bundle.
You could also use the osgi.java.profile property
to point the framework to your own profile. Search for osgi.java.profile
in Eclipse help for more information..
HTH
Tom
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Hello,
I am new to
equinox, and I'd like to port a utility I am currently building for
signing
and publishing bundles on the platform.
I need to export some extra
packages from the system bundle.
However, when I add package export to the
'J2SE-1.5.profile' file, they do not
appear to be exported inside the
platform (they do not appear in the console
when I type 'packages 0'). How
can I make them available ?
Moreover, I have not found where the
'*.profile' file to be used is selected.
Is it done according to the jvm
version ?
thank for the information
Pierre P.
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laboratoire CITI, 21, Av. Jean
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