Before building or running, navigate to the org.osc.export project and open the server.bndrun file as shown below.
Due to a bug in the bnd-export-maven-plugin, the following step is required before the first command-line build can succeed. This step is required until an expected resolution occurs.
The following error from the command-line build displays if this step is skipped:
Building OSC from the command line depends on wget. If you are using Windows, download and install wget according to your system configuration and requirements.
Version of wget preferred is shown below:

If your local machines is behind a proxy, setup HTTP_PROXY and HTTPS_PROXY environment variables in Windows operating system.
Once the code is checked out, you can navigate to the folder osc-core and run:
$ mvn clean installRun vmidc.sh script to start the server or 'vmidc.sh –console' to launch the server in the foreground.
$ vmidc.sh –consoleTo create a proper maven build, complete the following:
Eclipse -> Run -> Run Configurations -> Maven Build
To launch the OSC server in Eclipse, complete the following:
- Ensure you have a full maven build of osc-core from the command line.
- Navigate to
org.osc.exportproject in Eclipse, and then openserver.bndrun - Click Run OSGi. This launches the OSC server in Eclipse, as shown below.
- You can now browse to https://localhost.


