Maven OSGI error

Hi Jai, It seems like the issue you're facing is due to the JAR file not being recognized as an OSGi bundle. This typically happens when the Maven pom.xml is not configured properly to generate the necessary OSGi metadata for the bundle. I recommend double-checking your pom.xml to ensure you're using a plugin like the maven-bundle-plugin to properly package the JAR as an OSGi bundle. Additionally, make sure the MANIFEST. MF inside the JAR includes the necessary OSGi headers like Bundle-Name and Bundle-SymbolicName. If everything looks good there, try running a clean build (mvn clean install) to refresh your build and resolve any issues with stale artifacts. Also, if you're struggling with SEO for your project or looking to improve the visibility of your content, it could be worth reaching out to an SEO expert in Delhi. 

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What maven command are you using?

I think the article expects you to install the bundle manually, here are details on adding a profile to install the bundle: https://ericfaerber.wordpress.com/2012/04/06/install-osgi-bundles-using-maven/

Here are details on the maven sling plugin: https://sling.apache.org/documentation/development/sling.html

Hi Jai,

Thanks for reaching out to Adobe Community.

As you refer the article, https://helpx.adobe.com/experience-manager/using/first-osgi.html(First OSGI), the command used to install bundle is "mvn clean install", it will be located only in Target folder. You need to install manually to Adobe CQ console(http://localhost:4502/system/console)-->bundles.

Thanks,
Ratna Kumar.

Hi Opkar,

   I am using the maven command mvn clean install -Pautoinstallbundle. This has to install the bundle to the instance automatically (I have done this before).

Also when i try to run the command mvn clean install -Pautoinstallpackage which should install the /apps/.. package, just  says"Request to http://localhost:4506/crx/packmgr/service.jsp failed, response=Internal Server Error"  in the logs and gives a build failure. 

Ratna Kumar wrote...

Hi Jai,

Thanks for reaching out to Adobe Community.

As you refer the article, https://helpx.adobe.com/experience-manager/using/first-osgi.html(First OSGI), the command used to install bundle is "mvn clean install", it will be located only in Target folder. You need to install manually to Adobe CQ console(http://localhost:4502/system/console)-->bundles.

Thanks,
Ratna Kumar.

 

 

There is profile (autoInstallBundle) available in the pom.xml which automatically installs the bundle in the CQ instance on executing the maven command mvn clean install -PautoInstallBundle

Is this the first time you are installing the bundle? If so, try and create the your project folder under /apps in crxde lite and try to deploy again.

Regards,

Opkar

I am used this link clean the folder location.

No it is not helping. Actually i am getting a build failure.

I am not sure why it is not deploying the OSGI bundles. It simply says that the jar is not an OSGI bundle!!