How to make Axis2 run in an OSGi environment?

I need to access an webservice in an OSGi-Environment (Equinox). I do already have the code for using the webservice as a stand-alone application.

The sample code uses Axis2 this seems t开发者_如何学Pythono be a problem as I need to add all required libraries as separate bundles. This does not work with Axis2 because the jar files provided by the project are not prepared for OSGi.

I tried to "bundelize" the JAR files via BND but in the end the bundles do not work because of a "Package uses conflict error: org.apache.axis2.addressing"

How to I make Axis2 OSGi-aware?

Alternatively - what is a simple and fool-proof variant for accessing a (soap) webservice in Equinox (plain not Eclipse)? I already tried Apache CXF which failed because it looks like it tries to generate code at runtime and Axis2 is also very difficult as my post shows.

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You should consider to embed the Axis2 libraries (and dependencies) into your bundle. In this case Axis2 will not be deployed as own bundle - instead the classes/jars will be copied to into your bundle.

If you are using maven to build your bundle you should have a look at the maven-bundle-plugin and the Embedding dependencies section.

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I also would recommend to have a closer look if no OSGi enabled Axis2 libraries are around (I do not use it, so I don't know it but a quick search results in org.apache.axis2.osgi).