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I got a bundle1 that has the following packages:
com.anderson.servlet.osgi (exported)
com.anderson.servlet
com.anderson.util (exported)
and a second one, bundle2, that looks like this:
com.anderson.jetty
com.anderson.servlet.osgi
and I also import com.anderson.servlet.osgi from bundle1.
Is it possible to merge both packages in bundle2?
No. If you import a package, that takes precedence over a private package with the same name that you may happen to have inside your bundle.
Why not just rename the private package in bundle2?