Apache source jar's osgi compatibility #49
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Orbit builds an update site like this: The idea is simply to use a orbit-simrel/maven-osgi/tp/Maven.target Lines 5 to 21 in f6eca6a and specify a dependency: orbit-simrel/maven-osgi/tp/Maven.target Lines 755 to 760 in f6eca6a You can also specify the repository: orbit-simrel/maven-bnd/tp/MavenBND.target Lines 1551 to 1560 in f6eca6a And even instructions if the artifact is not an OSGI bundle: orbit-simrel/maven-bnd/tp/MavenBND.target Lines 1689 to 1703 in f6eca6a |
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Hello,
currently I need a kind of nightly build of the apache commons-compress source jar as OSGI compatible source bundle. The normal binary bundle is OSGI compatible, but the source jar isn't OSGI compatible. Is there an automated way how to do this or does the orbit project manually edit the MANIFEST.MF file and repackage the jar?
Thank you in advance.
Best regards
Mehmet
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