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The janino-fragment is meant to inject a header into the janino bundle to allow it to resolve logback classes. However, janino changed their 'name' between 3.0.1 and 3.0.8. In 3.0.1, the name was org.codehaus.janino. In 3.0.2, they lost all OSGi headers, and it wasn't fixed until 3.0.8, when they decided the name would be org.codehaus.janino.janino.
This means that the current fragment won't match the newer versions of the Janino library. The easiest solution is to just update the janino-fragment's MANIFEST.MF to point to org.codehaus.janino.janino, but this will force the usage of only 3.0.8 and higher. So, not a great fix. Unfortunately, you can't specify multiple Fragment-Hosts on a single fragment, so the only complete fix is to create two fragment projects, one for 3.0.1 and older and one for 3.0.8 and higher.
Until this is resolved (one way or another), Janino 3.0.1 is the highest version that can work.
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The janino-fragment is meant to inject a header into the janino bundle to allow it to resolve logback classes. However, janino changed their 'name' between 3.0.1 and 3.0.8. In 3.0.1, the name was org.codehaus.janino. In 3.0.2, they lost all OSGi headers, and it wasn't fixed until 3.0.8, when they decided the name would be org.codehaus.janino.janino.
This means that the current fragment won't match the newer versions of the Janino library. The easiest solution is to just update the janino-fragment's MANIFEST.MF to point to org.codehaus.janino.janino, but this will force the usage of only 3.0.8 and higher. So, not a great fix. Unfortunately, you can't specify multiple Fragment-Hosts on a single fragment, so the only complete fix is to create two fragment projects, one for 3.0.1 and older and one for 3.0.8 and higher.
Until this is resolved (one way or another), Janino 3.0.1 is the highest version that can work.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: