Hi,The purpose of the PseudoTranslations provider is to faciliate testing of components to ensure that all strings are i18n'd. It is actually quite useful.The problem I suspect is that your code has something like this:@Reference private ResourceBundleProvider resourceBundleProviderIn CQ 5.5 SP3, th...

wouthe wrote... Hi, I tried using @Reference(filter="(component.name=org.apache.sling.i18n.impl.JcrResourceBundleProvider)"). But, I get an error saying "filter" is not the supported attribute. Is there any other workaround?   Thanks,  Apologies, the attribute name is target, not filter.

Hi,First off, I find it very confusing that you are posting to two separate topics on the same issue. If your issue is still persisting, I'd recommend starting a new thread and only use a single thread.The issue you are describing is caused by embedding the JSP API. I wrote this yesterday in this th...

There are a number of issues with the bundle you sent. The most significant is that the Activator defined in the MANIFEST.MF file does not exist. This causes an exception when the bundle is installed:Caused by: java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: com.cqblueprints.example.taglib.osgi.Activator not foun...

Hi Anderson,It looks like your exports are still incorrect. In the bundle you sent, the tag class is com.cb.Helllo, so it is in the package com.cb. However, this package is not exported. In your pom.xml file you have:<Export-Package>com.gecb.*</Export-Package>Which won't export com.cb.Regards,Justin

Anderson-Unless it is the optional import (which is usually a hack to work around some other issue), this looks OK to me. If you want to post the JAR file or private message it to me, I can take a look at it.Johan-I don't think this is the same issue - it looks like the TLD is being read - otherwise...

If your tag lib references the class com.cb.Hello, then the package com.cb needs to be exported. So that would be <Export-Package>com.cb</Export-Package>In OSGi, you always export packages, not individual classes. So the directive<Export-Package>com.cb.Hello</Export-Package>is not correct, assuming ...

If I'm reading this correctly, the package is com.cb. The pattern in your pom is com.cb.*. Therefore, com.cb won't be exported as it doesn't match that pattern. Perhaps you meant to have your taglib in com.cb.taglib or com.cb.tags ?

Hi,The first thing you should check is that the package com.cb is exported by your bundle.Regards,Justin

This is the expected behavior of RequestDispatcher.forward(). You can't change the URL and keep the request context (attributes).