After moving the dependencies to the parent pom and add them in the itest pom
without version tag, I get in the itest pom following error for the following
three depeondencies:
org.apache.camel.karaf
apache-camel
type is not quite the same as packaging - packaging defines the lifecycle
used to build the project (what plugins get called for each phase) whereas
type is more about the final artifact and defines the extension amongst
other things.
The bundle lifecycle does define a type called 'bundle' with an
So I can remove the type tag from dependencies. Is then tag type only used
once, when introducing a new artifact in tag packaging?
Regards Christian
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> Am 27.03.2015 um 17:50 schri
I see you're declaring dependencies with bundle whereas you
should just leave them with the default type (jar). While the packaging
type is "bundle" (to activate the different packaging lifecycle) the
artifacts produced are declared as type jar and can be referenced as
dependencies with the default
I changed the type of the bundles to jar. It does not help.
Regards Christian
Christian Eugster
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> Am 27.03.2015 um 17:35 schrieb Christian Eugster :
>
> Hi,
>
> but as I understand, the bundles h
Hi,
but as I understand, the bundles have - as the normal jars - the extension
jar, the unique difference are some extra entries in the MANIFEST.MF file. Is
that wrong?
I added the frequently used dependencies to the parents pom as managed
dependencies and added those required for itest in th
The log shows that it’s looking for artifacts with an extension of ‘bundle’,
whereas the bundle packaging type actually produces artifacts with an extension
of ‘jar’ - this suggests that the bundle lifecycle extension has not been
installed for the itest project.
What does the sip-detection pom
Hi,
I am quite new to maven and I have the following problem:
I have a project with several modules (api and impl) and one of them is an
integration test module, that contains only a test class. The pom of this
module references (as I see) all dependencies. When I run the parents pom all
modul
