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To achieve this, when such a situation is detected, the composite manager must install an additional virtual bundle in the parent framework that acts as a uses constraint proxy bundle by exporting any packages imported by the provided bundle that are part of a uses constraint. Additionally, the proxy provided bundle must be generated such that it explicitly imports its packages from the uses constraint proxy bundle in the parent framework. This will ensure the parent framework correct observes the uses constraints and enforces them for potential clients. To clarify via an example, consider a the following hypothetical (and completely irrational) composite description like this:

Bundle-ManifestVersion: 2
Bundle-Name: Paint Program
Bundle-SymbolicName: org.foo.paint.composite
Include-Bundle: \
 http://www.foo.org/httpservice.jar, \
 http://www.foo.org/javax.servlet.jar
Provide-Bundle: org.foo.http

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