Starter situation (without any error):
Now I make bundle B a fragment of the bundle A (fragment-host) adding the directive Fragment-Host: org.apache.xmlbeans in the MANIFEST of the bundle B
After this change there are NO errors in the MANIFEST.MF of all the bundles (A,B,C) but in the classes .java of the bundle CI have the compile error: "The import com.prova.xsd.config cannot be resolved" associated to the import at the head of the file .java.
What is the problem? How can I fix it?
Thanks a lot,
Andrea
You need to add "Eclipse-ExtensibleAPI: true" to the Manifest of your host plugin A.
From Eclipse Help: OSGi Manifest Bundle :
The Eclipse-ExtensibleAPI is used to specify whether a host bundle allows fragment bundles to add additional API to the host. This header should be used if a host bundle wants to allow fragments to add additional packages to the API of the host. If this header is not specified then a default value of 'false' is used. Note that this header is only used by tooling (PDE) to construct proper class paths for building. At runtime a fragment is always allowed to add additional packages, classes and resources to the API of the host. The Eclipse-ExtensibleAPI header must use the following syntax:
Eclipse-ExtensibleAPI ::= ( 'true' | 'false' )
The following is an example of the Eclipse-ExtensibleAPI header:
Eclipse-ExtensibleAPI: true
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