Convert jars to OSGi bundles

[#1]

Hi,

I have a maven dependency

<dependency>

    <groupId>org.apache.hive</groupId>

    <artifactId>hive-jdbc</artifactId>

    <version>2.1.1</version>

</dependency>

The jar and its dependencies don't have any OSGi bundle definition like symbolic bundle name under the manifest file. How do I convert it into OSGi bundle so that the jar and its dependencies can be successfully installed into AEM.

[#2]

Check [1] on how to convert jar file to osgi bundle.

[1] How to Convert a jar File into an OSGi Bundle

[#3]

Hi, this method applies only to jar that doesn't have any dependencies. hive-jdbc has dependency on 12 other jars. please suggest

[#4]

tapana19997047​ What was the outcome of [1]? If you don't need to have this package in OSGI, you can also embedd it into your application bundle.

[1] AEM Hive error

[#5]

How to embed a 3rf party jar file into our bundle as part of maven build?

[#6]

Hope this thread helps how to embed dependent jar ?

[#7]

Here in this thread we are creating an osgi bundle and manually deploying to system/consile.

But this is not the way we can do it in prod rt...

So my question is what changes we need to make in pom.xml so once the package is build this 3rd party is automatically included into our bundle and deployed into server without deploying the 3rd party jar files to system console.

[#8]

Did you try adding the osgi wrapped bundle to your apps install folder
(through code package, with the help of filter.xml) and use the maven-bundle-plugin or content-package-maven-plugin. Please refer [0] & [1] option #4

[0]

cq5 - How to use third party JAR into AEM? - Stack Overflow

[1]

Adobe CQ/Adobe AEM: How to Integrate 3rd party Jar file in CQ / WEM

[#9]

I tried to embed the "hive-jdbc" jar into my application bundle. Following were the changes I did.

core pom.xml

ui-apps pom.xml

main pom.xml

However, the application bundle is in installed stage and found this in the error.log

Anything I am missing here?