3.1.7 OSGi bundle issue

[paulrutter]

3.1.7 OSGi bundle issue

[paulrutter]

Ok, when upgrading bndlib to 7.0.0 i didn’t notice any build errors anymore though, so not sure what the issue would be then. I will try 3.1.7 in our application and let you know if it works properly or not.

We're running java 21, with Apache Felix as osgi container and Jetty 12 EE 10 btw.

[paulrutter]

Sorry for the confusion @jansupol, that OSGi error is indeed unrelated.
After fixing that one, the application just starts properly with Jersey 3.1.7.

[paulrutter]

Maybe this instruction could help, i will try: https://bnd.bndtools.org/instructions/jpms-multi-release.html

[paulrutter]

Probably related to this commit https://github.com/eclipse-ee4j/jersey/pull/5648/files#diff-c5f428df9f7559f2cbd2b51eb8af37214c2ac0dab80414c95d16a7d59b909413

[paulrutter]

There seems to be support for this, so probably not a jersey issue. See bndtools/bnd#2227

I will close it for now and try to fix it with bnd instructions in the maven bundle plugin first.

[paulrutter]

Created apache/felix-dev#322

[jansupol]

You are right, Multi-Release: true is missing in the MANIFEST.MF.

[paulrutter]

Right, as in, it's an issue in the maven-bundle-plugin? Or right, it's an issue in Jersey (as well)?

Because using bndlib 7.0.0 seems to work, as it supports MR jars.

[jansupol]

It may be an issue in Jersey for certain environments depending on the Multi-Release field. Your environment may be one of them.

[paulrutter]

@jansupol I ran the feature build containing 3.1.7 this morning and although compiling and building went fine, the application doesn't start properly due to an OSGi bundle not being able to start.

org.osgi.framework.BundleException: Unable to resolve com.abc.services.openapi [53](R 53.0): missing requirement [com.abc.services.openapi [53](R 53.0)] osgi.extender; (&(osgi.extender=osgi.cdi)(version>=1.0.0)(!(version>=2.0.0))) Unresolved requirements: [[com.abc.services.openapi [53](R 53.0)] osgi.extender; (&(osgi.extender=osgi.cdi)(version>=1.0.0)(!(version>=2.0.0)))]

I would have expected the OSGi bundle containing Jersey would fail (that one just starts properly).
Is this in line with the problems you would expect?

[jansupol]

No, this looks like some other issue, osgi.cdi module of a wrong version or missing.

[paulrutter]

Ok, i will investigate it further and let you know.