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Download Bundlor (latest) and try to follow the easiest way to convert the jars from the user documentation. Prepare a template.mf file as follows:
manifest-Version: 1.0
BundleBundle-Name: SRM Common Bundle
Bundle-SymbolicName: org.researchblog.something
Bundle-Vendor: Vendor Name
Bundle-Version: 1.0.0
Copy the required jars into a new folder. place template.mf file in it.
Execute the following commands:
Go to bin directory in Bundlor and execute this command
./bundlor.sh transform \
–bundle (location of jars)jars/sims_common.jar \
–manifest (location of template)jars/template.mf \
–outputfile (location of output jar)jars/sims_common_osgi.jar
The Above command will convert the normal jar to OSGi bundle jar.
