Hi, I actually use Karaf as application server later on, but the EIK plugin is incompatible with Eclipse 4.X. So I thought, I just create my own target.definition in Eclipse and run my plugins there (with a OSGi launch config). This actually works well if the plugins are recognized :-) I don't have any eclipse plugins, RCPs, RAP just plain OSGi bundles.
I have tried BND tool which works great as well. Except for my mulit-module Maven setup. BND tool needs a flat project structure for its repository. Has anybody ever used BND tool with such a setup? I know about Tycho and have used in another project. But I really want to make use of the Maven BND plugin and not use Eclipse PDE as primary source. I have done a little debugging and it seems that (part) of the problem is that the Eclipse WorkspacePluginModelManager has a method isPluginProject. This checks whether the project has a MANIFEST.MF file in target/classes. But this is not always there or the workspace is not in sync. Thanks. Cheers Philipp Hi, Why don't you try virgo or Karaf? Imho it's easier to run, update and maintain if you're pure osgi. For manifest generation I personnaly prefer bundlor. Cheers RafaÅ Krzewski <rafal.krzewski@xxxxxxxxx> a ÃcritÂ: Hi Philipp, maven-bundle-plugin is not compatible with Eclipse PDE. If you need to use PDE because are developing an Eclipse plugin, RCP or RAP application but you would like to have an CI / release build with maven you should be using Eclipse Tycho. If you are doing OSGi development unrelated to Eclipse platform, you can ditch PDE (which is pretty horrible IMO) and use Bndtools instead. They work quite well with Maven / m2e / maven-bundle-plugin. There's also another another alternative: Eclipse Virgo tooling and Bundlor which I believe is also available as Maven plugin. I haven't explored that path. Cheers, RafaÅ On 07/13/2013 09:06 PM, Philipp Marx wrote: Hi, I am not 100% sure whether this is the right place to ask but I give it a try :) I have a multi module project setup with Maven which uses the maven-bnd-plugin to generate valid OSGi bundles. This works out perfect. I want to be able to start these projects in Eclipse via an OSGi runtime launch config. My problem though is that the projects managed by M2E sometimes disappear from the list of selectable workspace bundles within the launch config or sometimes will show up a red cross "out of sync". I have already search for a solution or issue but didn't find any hint. Does anybody has a clue about why this happens? Eclipse version is 4.3 and 4.2 and M2E is 1.4. Thanks in advance. Cheers Philipp
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