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Build Identifier: 201003230009 If I create an OSGi bundle from a existing jar, it works on felix, equinox, and other OSGi containers, but, if I put this jar in a osgi target environment, to use in eclipse, the IDE doesn't find the classes i'm trying to use containing in the bundle I've created. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Create a plugin from a existing jar. And select to don't unzip the contents of the jar. The new project will create a manifest.inf file with the parameter bundle-classpath pointing to the jar I'm trying to use. 2. Create a custom OSGi target envionment, and copy the plugin to the new folder of this new target. 3. Create another plugin project that uses the bundle pasted in the target environment. The IDE will not find the classes. Note that if you open both projects on the workspace the IDE can see the classes of the required bundle, but if you remove from workspace, The IDE should look up on the folder you configurated as target environment.
The correct version of eclipse I'm using is 3.5. The same occur with Helios version.
To get a ready eclipse project the error is occuring please: hg clone https://pichler@bitbucket.org/pichler/osgi-springroo-annotations And to get the resulting osgi bundle: http://bitbucket.org/pichler/osgi-springroo-annotations/downloads/Spring_Roo_Annotations_1.0.2.RELEASE.jar
Sounds like a dup of bug 111238
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Please remove the stalebug flag, if this issue is still relevant and can be reproduced on the latest release.
