Conclusion
You can look at the (archived) osgi.enroute.examples.wrapping.dom4j.adapter project for the final result. As a summary, this is the resulting bnd file:
#
# OSGI ENROUTE EXAMPLES WRAPPING DOM4J ADAPTER BUNDLE
#
version-dom4j = 1.6.1
version-relaxng = 1.0.0
version-gjt = 2.1.10
Bundle-Version: 1.6.1.${tstamp}
Bundle-Description: Wraps DOM4J for OSGi, including the primary dependencies
Bundle-Copyright: OSGi enRoute
Bundle-Vendor: OSGi Alliance
Export-Package: \
org.dom4j.*;version=${version-dom4j}, \
org.relaxng.datatype;version=${version-relaxng}, \
org.gjt.xpp;version=${version-gjt}
Private-Package: \
org.gjt.xpp.*
Provide-Capability: \
osgi.contract; \
osgi.contract=DOM4J; \
uses:="${exports}"; \
version:List<Version>="1.0"
Import-Package: \
com.sun.msv.datatype.*; resolution:=optional, \
!org.xmlpull.*, \
*
-includeresource: \
@pull-parser__pull-parser-2.1.10.jar!/PullParser*_VERSION, \
tosc-license.txt, \
{readme.md}
-conditionalpackage: \
!javax.*, \
!org.xml.*, \
!org.w3c.*, \
!org.ietf.jgss, \
!org.omg.*, \
!com.sun.*, \
!org.jaxen.*, \
!org.xmlpull.*, '\
*
-buildpath: \
org.jvnet.hudson.dom4j__dom4j;version=1.6.1.hudson-3,\
xmlpull__xmlpull;version=1.1.3.4d_b4_min,\
pull-parser__pull-parser;version=2.1.10,\
jaxen;version=1.1.6, \
net.java.dev.msv.core;version=2013.6.1,\
net.java.dev.msv.xsdlib;version=2013.6.1,\
relaxngDatatype__relaxngDatatype;version=20020414.0
-testpath: \
osgi.enroute.junit.wrapper;version=4.12
With OSGi enRoute, you automatically get the Gradle build. However, notice that this file can easily be used in a Maven build with a few adaptations.
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