Damien,
Thanks very much for all your help. That is very similar to what I
want to do. The use of provided is probably the bit I was
missing but I just need to check that it will work as I think it does.
The majority of my OSGi bundles don't yet provide a service (although
they will event
27;, e.g. by marking API packages with a Java 1.5 annotation and
then doing some form of byte code analysis to detect whether a class is
using non API classes from other artifacts?
Insitu wrote:
Paul Duffin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
I have been looking at having separate poms for
All,
I am looking at replacing our proprietary build system with Maven
and need some help working out how to do this.
The main problem that I have is that in a subsystem (broadly our
equivalent of a Maven pom) we have separate API and implementation
source trees. Other subsystems that dep
All,
I am looking at replacing our proprietary build system with Maven
and need some help working out how to do this.
The main problem that I have is that in a subsystem (broadly our
equivalent of a Maven pom) we have separate API and implementation
source trees. Other subsystems that depend
