Christoph Läubrich

> Unfortunately Java doesn't come with a builtin JSON serializer/deserializer. The MessageToNdjsonWriter and NdjsonToMessageIterable are designed with that in mind by requiring that users bring their own. That's why I...

@mpkorstanje yes that would of course be suitable as well, I just noticed that in this case an output stream might be more flexible? (and one maybe want to use...

Maybe the calender can check for the 401 code and then ask the user for user/password? Beside this it would be cool if subscribing has an option to sync the...

Is this maybe fixed by: - https://github.com/osgi/osgi/pull/811

> Could you please add a reference to the Lines in Spec -text See [here](https://docs.osgi.org/specification/osgi.cmpn/7.0.0/service.component.html#service.component-component.property.mapping) >> If the method type is Class or Class[], then the property type must be...

I'm not sure what your expectation here is and its hard to tell without a small reproducer so you should provide an [integration-test](https://github.com/eclipse/tycho/wiki#providing-an-integration-test) to demonstrate the issue (unless we don't...

> Since this problem only occurs with Tycho 4.0.4 but not 3.0.5 despite Maven, Java, Eclipse versions remaining unchanged, there is a Tycho regression. Just because something works differently does...

@cmunier yes currently Tycho does not support Maven 4, there are some attempts but we haven't finished this yet.

> * Modified `handleGoAway()` to check error code and route appropriately > > * Added `handleGoAwayWithError()` method that: > > * Extracts error code and debug data from GOAWAY frame...

- Updated framework.resource.xml to properly document the "active" effective value - Explained that it's a convention defined in Namespace.EFFECTIVE_ACTIVE - Clarified that "active" is not used by default OSGi Framework...