I have an RCP project in which I ran into problems. I have an OSGI jar lets say jar-A which imports some packages from another osgi jar lets say jar-B. Now I have one more osgi jar-C that has the same package structure as jar-A but different classes in it.
I have a plugin say "plugin-A" that has both jar-A and jar-B in its build path and as a runtime dependency. Now plugin-A exports the jar-A and jar-B's packages.
I have one more "plugin-B" that has "jar-C" in its build path and as a runtime dependency. Now plugin-B has plugin-A as a required bundle. So technically it should be able to access "jar-A" and "jar-B's packages right?
Now plugin-B has a class that imports packages from jar-A and jar-C's classes. It is recognizing jar-C's classes fine since it is in the build path, but it is not recognizing jar-A's classes. It says "The type of class some X cannot be resolved. It is indirectly referenced from required .class files", where the some X class is in jar-A. Shouldn't this X class be recognized from the required bundle plugin-A which exports this class? When I put this jar-A in plugin-B's bundle path I am not getting this issue anymore.
