Bug 323163

Description rzillmann 2010-08-19 11:37:23 EDT

Build Identifier: M20100211-1343

Hi, 
I want to create an OSGi-bundle jar with the help of buckminster. When I normally invoke the "bundle.jar" action after resolving a query, I got a jar-file named like "Bundle-SymbolicName_Bundle-Version". The values of this properties were taken from the MANIFEST.MF file inside the OSGi bundle. 
But now I have the following problem. Because of some other functionality I enhanced the MANIFEST file with some properties, one of them is named like "Something-Bundle-Version" with an acording value. If I invoke the "bundle.jar" action at a bundle with such a property inside the MANIFEST, I get a final bundle with the naming structure: "#Bundle-SymbolicName#_#Bundle-Version#Something-#Value.of.Something-Bundle-Version#.jar" (The # signs are not in the name of the bundle, these are just to clarify the names).
I suppose that Buckminster parses the MANIFEST file in a curious manner and have problems, when there are the string "Bundle-Version" more than one time available (although every property is unique).
Perhaps there is a way to bypass that problem, but I didn't find it. 

Reproducible: Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Enhance the MANIFEST file of an OSGi bundle with a property included "Bundle-Version"
2. query and resolve that OSGi Bundle
3. perform "bundle.jar"