On Oct 6, 2009, at 5:27 PM, Sahoo wrote:
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> Jason Lee wrote:
>> On Oct 6, 2009, at 4:21 PM, Jerome Dochez wrote:
>>> the hk2-import-bundles does not support supplying the mandatory
>>> password. That's for instance why I asked this morning Ken Paulsen
>>> to figure out why you still needed the HK2-Import-Bundles all
>>> together.
>>
>> OK. That's a question Ken will have to answer. I'm just now
>> learning how this part of the build works. :)
> I am also curious to know this.
>>
>>> Now apart from that specific issue, the reason why we added the
>>> mandatory password in GF is so that applications (like the admin-
>>> gui) does not see it.
>>> So am I correct in understanding that you want to hide that jar to
>>> all GF applications *but* the admin-gui ?
>>
>> Yes, that's correct. As I understand things, currently, "third-
>> party" applications can see this jar, which prevents users from
>> upgrading the library in their applications, as this one overrides
>> what's deployed with their application.
> You don't have to specify any password attribute in your admingui
> manifest. Since it uses some kind of Require-Bundle underneath, it
> should be able to locate the class from the hidden package.
yes but that's not the solution we would like to encourage long term...
>
> Thanks,
> Sahoo
>>
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