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  • wrap [options] <> <[...]>

    Description

    Wrap a jar into a bundle. This is a poor man’s facility to quickly turn a non-OSGi JAR into an OSGi bundle. It is usually better to write a bnd file and use the bnd .bnd command because that has greater control. Even better is to wrap in bndtools.

    Synopsis

    Options

    [ -b, --bsn <string> ]     - Set the bundle symbolic name to use
[ -c, --classpath <string>* ] - A classpath specification
[ -f, --force ]            - Allow override of an existing file
[ -o, --output <string> ]  - Path to the output, default the name of the
                            input jar with the '.bar' extension. If this is
                            a directory, the output is place there.
[ -p, --properties <string> ] - A file with properties in bnd format.
[ -v, --version <version> ] - Set the version to use

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