Hi Mehmet,
Does it even mean anything in OSGi to have a source JAR and a Javadoc
JAR? I'm not sure it does.
Do you have any links to OSGi documentation to help us understand
this? A quick search did not reveal anything.
What's the actual issue you are dealing with and trying to solve?
You can a
Hi,
thank you for the answer. The problem is that the source bundle isn't OSGI
compatible (the binary jar is OSGI compatible). The MANIFEST.MF of the source
jar doesn't have for example the "Bundle-SymbolicName" field.
Best regards
Mehmet
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