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Environment
Apache Felix, OpenJDK 11 or 21
Shiro version
2.0.1-SNAPHOT (built by myself)
What was the actual outcome?
Cannot start the shiro-web bundle. This is a follow-up to #1324 (with a few comments, including a discussion on possible fixes).
The 1324 fix seems to be incomplete: it replaces the javax namespace by a jakarta one inside the manifest, but without changing the version of the import.
For example, the normal package imports javax.annotation.security;version="[1.3,2)". The fix for the jakarta version just renames it to jakarta.annotation.security;version="[1.3,2)".
However, Jakarta never released a 1.3.x bundle containing jakarta.* package - they only released a transition bundle containing javax.* packages. The first version of jakarta.annotations-api containing a jakarta.* package is 2.0.0.
So we need to change the version, not only the imports. I do not know what shade is able to do here - we may have to add a Maven profile to change the dependencies.
What was the expected outcome?
The bundle starts.
How to reproduce
Just try to start it in any OSGi container like Karaf.
Debug logs
No response
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@lprimak This is probably an issue for me too, but not related to the classloader issue mentioned earlier (probably the next thing I will run into once the classloader issue has a fix... 😄 )
@fpapon Noted! I will see what I can find out when I get to it.
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Environment
Apache Felix, OpenJDK 11 or 21
Shiro version
2.0.1-SNAPHOT (built by myself)
What was the actual outcome?
Cannot start the shiro-web bundle. This is a follow-up to #1324 (with a few comments, including a discussion on possible fixes).
The 1324 fix seems to be incomplete: it replaces the javax namespace by a jakarta one inside the manifest, but without changing the version of the import.
For example, the normal package imports
javax.annotation.security;version="[1.3,2)"
. The fix for the jakarta version just renames it tojakarta.annotation.security;version="[1.3,2)"
.However, Jakarta never released a 1.3.x bundle containing jakarta.* package - they only released a transition bundle containing javax.* packages. The first version of jakarta.annotations-api containing a jakarta.* package is 2.0.0.
So we need to change the version, not only the imports. I do not know what shade is able to do here - we may have to add a Maven profile to change the dependencies.
What was the expected outcome?
The bundle starts.
How to reproduce
Just try to start it in any OSGi container like Karaf.
Debug logs
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: