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Re: [p2-dev] [p2 director] Third party package bombs on "javax.crypto" package dependency

Hi Alex.

You might be able to use the p2.mirror task to mirror the a.jre.javase from another repository?

But getting your build up and running on Tycho would be better IMHO :-)

Brian.

On 5-Jul-2017, at 11:53 AM, Alex Karasulu <alex.karasulu@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Hi Brian,

Thanks for the response!!!

I'm trying to figure out how to properly inject these "provides" instructions into the content.xml when the update site is generated from within PDE on my update-site project. I don't have a Tyco build and am using straight PDE for the time being. I would hate to resort to a hack where I manually had to edit and again jar up contents.jar. Do you have any advice on how non-Tyco based projects can do this through Eclipse PDE?

Thanks much,
Alex


On Tue, Jul 4, 2017 at 6:38 PM, Brian de Alwis <briandealwis@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Check your repository's content.xml/.jar for an `a.jre.javase` IU.  That normally specifies the expectation of the installation environment.  I think Tycho selects the minimum IU that satisfies the BREEs of the built artifacts.  In one of my projects, all of which specify a BREE of JavaSE-1.7, my repo has:

    <unit id='a.jre.javase' version='1.7.0' singleton='false'>
      <provides size='174'>
        <provided namespace='org.eclipse.equinox.p2.iu' name='a.jre.javase' version='1.7.0'/>
        <provided namespace='java.package' name='javax.accessibility' version='0.0.0'/>
        <provided namespace='java.package' name='javax.activation' version='0.0.0'/>
        <provided namespace='java.package' name='javax.activity' version='0.0.0'/>
        <provided namespace='java.package' name='javax.annotation' version='0.0.0'/>
        <provided namespace='java.package' name='javax.annotation.processing' version='0.0.0'/>
        <provided namespace='java.package' name='javax.crypto' version='0.0.0'/>
        […]
        <provided namespace='osgi.ee' name='OSGi/Minimum' version='1.0.0'/>
        <provided namespace='osgi.ee' name='OSGi/Minimum' version='1.1.0'/>
        <provided namespace='osgi.ee' name='OSGi/Minimum' version='1.2.0'/>
        <provided namespace='osgi.ee' name='JRE' version='1.0.0'/>
        <provided namespace='osgi.ee' name='JRE' version='1.1.0'/>
        <provided namespace='osgi.ee' name='JavaSE' version='1.0.0'/>
        <provided namespace='osgi.ee' name='JavaSE' version='1.1.0'/>
        <provided namespace='osgi.ee' name='JavaSE' version='1.2.0'/>
        <provided namespace='osgi.ee' name='JavaSE' version='1.3.0'/>
        <provided namespace='osgi.ee' name='JavaSE' version='1.4.0'/>
        <provided namespace='osgi.ee' name='JavaSE' version='1.5.0'/>
        <provided namespace='osgi.ee' name='JavaSE' version='1.6.0'/>
        <provided namespace='osgi.ee' name='JavaSE' version='1.7.0'/>
      </provides>
      <touchpoint id='org.eclipse.equinox.p2.native' version='1.0.0'/>
    </unit>



On 29-Jun-2017, at 9:23 PM, Alex Karasulu <alex.karasulu@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Hello,

I'm using p2 director to provision a feature into CDT Neon 3 Linux 64-bit without running the target application on a Mac OS X host with Oracle JDK 1.8.0_131_b11. One of the 3rd party bundles I'm using in the feature is causing the following error message due to a missing "javax.crypto" bundle dependency which should be present in JDK 1.7 and above:

======================================================================

Cannot complete the install because one or more required items could not be found.

 Software being installed: Feature 1.0.0.201706201533 (org.xxxxx.studio.feature.feature.group 1.0.0.201706201533)

 Missing requirement: Netty/Handler 4.1.11.Final (io.netty.handler 4.1.11.Final) requires 'package javax.crypto 0.0.0' but it could not be found

 Cannot satisfy dependency:

  From: Feature 1.0.0.201706201533 (org.xxxxx.studio.feature.feature.group 1.0.0.201706201533)

  To: io.netty.handler [4.1.11.Final]

Application failed, log file location: .../eclipse/configuration/1498784746909.log

======================================================================

I'm invoking the p2 director using the following CLI command:

java -jar $ECLIPSE_HOME/plugins/$LAUNCHER_JAR \

    -application  $P2_DIRECTOR                \

    -repository   "file://$P2_REPOSITORY"     \

    -installIU    "org.xxxxx.studio.feature.feature.group"    \

    -tag          AddStudio                   \

    -profile      SDKProfile                  \

    -destination  $ECLIPSE_HOME


P2_REPOSITORY points to a local update site which for this feature which loads without any problem when using the "Install New Software" UI based installation mechanism. 

After scouring the web I found a few Tyco related posts, but they did not seem to apply or shed any light. I've not integrated Maven/Tyco to build the project yet. I think I've exhausted most of my options and wanted to check here as a last resort.

Any idea what I might be doing wrong? Anything I can try to remedy this problem?

Thanks in advance,
Alex


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