Examples with Domain aQute.bnd.osgi.Domain used on opensource projects

Example 31 with Domain

use of aQute.bnd.osgi.Domain in project bnd by bndtools.

the class DistroCommandTest method testMultipleCapabilitiesPerNamespace.

public void testMultipleCapabilitiesPerNamespace() throws Exception {
    bnd bnd = new bnd();
    CommandLine cmdline = new CommandLine(null);
    List<String> remoteArgs = new ArrayList<>();
    RemoteOptions remoteOptions = cmdline.getOptions(RemoteOptions.class, remoteArgs);
    File distro = new File("generated/tmp/test.distro.jar");
    List<String> distroArgs = new ArrayList<>();
    distroArgs.add("-o");
    distroArgs.add(distro.getPath());
    distroArgs.add("test.distro");
    distroArgs.add("1.0.0");
    DistroOptions distroOptions = cmdline.getOptions(DistroOptions.class, distroArgs);
    new RemoteCommand(bnd, remoteOptions)._distro(distroOptions);
    assertTrue(distro.exists());
    ResourceBuilder builder = new ResourceBuilder();
    Domain manifest = Domain.domain(new Jar(distro).getManifest());
    builder.addManifest(manifest);
    Resource resource = builder.build();
    List<Capability> capabilities = resource.getCapabilities(null);
    assertNotNull(capabilities);
    List<Capability> extenderCaps = resource.getCapabilities(ExtenderNamespace.EXTENDER_NAMESPACE);
    int jspTaglibCapabilityCount = 0;
    for (Capability capability : extenderCaps) {
        Map<String, Object> attributes = capability.getAttributes();
        if ("jsp.taglib".equals(attributes.get(ExtenderNamespace.EXTENDER_NAMESPACE))) {
            jspTaglibCapabilityCount++;
        }
    }
    assertEquals(2, jspTaglibCapabilityCount);
    List<Capability> eeCaps = resource.getCapabilities(ExecutionEnvironmentNamespace.EXECUTION_ENVIRONMENT_NAMESPACE);
    assertTrue(eeCaps.size() > 0);
    Capability javaSECap = null;
    for (Capability capability : eeCaps) {
        Map<String, Object> attributes = capability.getAttributes();
        if ("JavaSE".equals(attributes.get(ExecutionEnvironmentNamespace.EXECUTION_ENVIRONMENT_NAMESPACE))) {
            javaSECap = capability;
        }
    }
    assertNotNull(javaSECap);
    @SuppressWarnings("null") Map<String, Object> attributes = javaSECap.getAttributes();
    assertTrue(attributes.containsKey("version"));
    @SuppressWarnings("unchecked") List<Version> versions = (List<Version>) attributes.get("version");
    assertTrue(versions.size() > 1);
    assertTrue(versions.contains(new Version("1.7.0")));
    assertTrue(versions.contains(new Version("1.6.0")));
    assertTrue(versions.contains(new Version("1.5.0")));
    assertTrue(versions.contains(new Version("1.4.0")));
    assertTrue(versions.contains(new Version("1.3.0")));
}

Example 32 with Domain

use of aQute.bnd.osgi.Domain in project bnd by bndtools.

the class BuilderTest method testEEMacro2.

public static void testEEMacro2() throws Exception {
    String[] packages = { "eclipse_1_1", "eclipse_1_2", "eclipse_1_3", "eclipse_1_4", "eclipse_1_5", "eclipse_1_6", "eclipse_1_7", "eclipse_jsr14", "sun_1_8" };
    String[] ees = { "JRE-1.1", "J2SE-1.2", "J2SE-1.3", "J2SE-1.4", "J2SE-1.5", "JavaSE-1.6", "JavaSE-1.7", "J2SE-1.4", "JavaSE-1.8" };
    String[] versions = { "1.1", "1.2", "1.3", "1.4", "1.5", "1.6", "1.7", "1.4", "1.8" };
    Pattern p = Pattern.compile("\\(&\\(osgi.ee=JavaSE\\)\\(version=(" + Version.VERSION_STRING + ")\\)\\)");
    for (int i = 0; i < packages.length; i++) {
        Builder b = new Builder();
        try {
            b.addClasspath(IO.getFile("compilerversions/compilerversions.jar"));
            b.setPrivatePackage(packages[i]);
            b.setBundleRequiredExecutionEnvironment("${ee}");
            Jar jar = b.build();
            assertTrue(b.check());
            Domain domain = Domain.domain(jar.getManifest());
            Parameters ee = domain.getBundleRequiredExecutionEnvironment();
            System.err.println(ee);
            assertEquals(ees[i], ee.toString());
            //
            // Check the requirements
            //
            Parameters een = domain.getRequireCapability();
            assertFalse(een.isEmpty());
            Attrs attrs = een.get("osgi.ee");
            String filter = attrs.get("filter:");
            Matcher m = p.matcher(filter);
            assertTrue(m.matches());
            assertEquals(versions[i], m.group(1));
        } finally {
            b.close();
        }
    }
}

Example 33 with Domain

use of aQute.bnd.osgi.Domain in project bnd by bndtools.

the class ContractTest method testSelect.

/**
	 * Test if we can select
	 * 
	 * @throws Exception
	 */
public void testSelect() throws Exception {
    Jar bjara = getContractExporter("atest", "2.5", "${exports}");
    Jar bjarb = getContractExporter("btest", "2.5", "${exports}");
    Builder a = newBuilder();
    a.setTrace(true);
    // 1x
    a.addClasspath(bjara);
    // 2x
    a.addClasspath(bjarb);
    a.setProperty(Constants.CONTRACT, "atest;alpha=1");
    a.setImportPackage("org.osgi.service.cm,*");
    a.setProperty("Export-Package", "test.refer");
    Jar ajar = a.build();
    assertTrue(a.check());
    ajar.getManifest().write(System.out);
    Domain domain = Domain.domain(ajar.getManifest());
    Parameters p = domain.getRequireCapability();
    p.remove("osgi.ee");
    assertNotNull(p);
    assertEquals(1, p.size());
    Attrs attrs = p.get("osgi.contract");
    String alpha = attrs.get("alpha");
    assertEquals("1", alpha);
    assertEquals("(&(osgi.contract=atest)(version=2.5.0))", attrs.get("filter:"));
}

Example 34 with Domain

use of aQute.bnd.osgi.Domain in project bnd by bndtools.

the class ResourceTest method testImportExportServiceFromManifest.

public void testImportExportServiceFromManifest() throws Exception {
    ResourceBuilder rb = new ResourceBuilder();
    File f = IO.getFile("testresources/manifest/configadmin-1.8.8.mf");
    Manifest m = new Manifest(new FileInputStream(f));
    Domain d = Domain.domain(m);
    rb.addManifest(d);
    assertConfigAdminServices(rb.build());
}

Example 35 with Domain

use of aQute.bnd.osgi.Domain in project bnd by bndtools.

the class AnnotationHeadersTest method testDefaultAttrs.

/**
	 * Default values of annotation attributes not included for customized
	 * webresource annotations #976
	 * <p>
	 * When I add a customized webresource annotation to a type definition, the
	 * default attributes are not included in the Require-Capability header. For
	 * example with the Jsonrpc webresource annotation this leads to the
	 * following Require-Capability in the manifest:
	 * osgi.enroute.webresource;filter:=
	 * "(&(osgi.enroute.webresource=/osgi/enroute/jsonrpc)(&(version>=1.1.1)(!(version>=2.0.0))))".
	 * Only when I explicitly add resource={"jsonrpc.js"} this is reflected in
	 * the manifest: osgi.enroute.webresource;resource:List
	 * <String>="jsonrpc.js";filter:=
	 * "(&(osgi.enroute.webresource=/osgi/enroute/jsonrpc)(&(version>=1.1.1)(!(version>=2.0.0))))",
	 * although jsonrpc.js is set as default for the resource attribute.
	 */
public void testDefaultAttrs() throws Exception {
    try (Builder b = new Builder()) {
        b.addClasspath(IO.getFile("bin"));
        b.setPrivatePackage("test.annotationheaders.attrs.defaults");
        b.build();
        assertTrue(b.check());
        b.getJar().getManifest().write(System.out);
        Domain d = Domain.domain(b.getJar().getManifest());
        Parameters rc = d.getRequireCapability();
        assertNotNull(rc);
        assertEquals(2, rc.size());
        Attrs attrs = rc.get("default-attrs");
        assertEquals("42", attrs.get("foo"));
        Parameters pc = d.getProvideCapability();
        assertNotNull(pc);
        assertEquals(1, pc.size());
        attrs = pc.get("default-attrs");
        assertEquals("42", attrs.get("foo"));
    }
}