Auto Wrap
There is now a new "--autoWrap" option in Pax Runner 0.18.0-SNAPSHOT.
If you enable it with
all your dependencies you stick into paxrunner will be gracefully checked for being a bundle (manifest+Bundle-SymbolicName must exist).
If this fails, the dependency will be wrapped using a "wrap:<yourdependency>" redirect.
Now, you can do things like that:
without careing if things are already bundles or not.
You can get a little bit more insight into what is being wrapped and what not by enabling debug logging (for the paranoid)
This is feature is being covered by http://issues.ops4j.org/browse/PAXRUNNER-211.
Java 7 Support
It is now possible to use (and test) pax runner with Java 7 execution environment.
Get it
Consider this option as IN-BETA, so give feedback if possible.
To use it, get the latest version from our snapshot repository or build it yourself from https://scm.ops4j.org/repos/ops4j/projects/pax/runner.
This is feature is being covered by http://issues.ops4j.org/browse/PAXRUNNER-212.
After last 0.3.0 release, there is now some new documentation available that should help you to get started with Pax Exam quickly:
- Pax Exam - Tutorial 1 gets you started without reading the Reference Documentation first.
- FAQ 1.x helps you to solve most known problems.
- Support tells you how to get help quickly.
