Hi, No, the console installs the bundles asynchronously.
But you could upload all the bundles with a single curl command with the bundlefile parameter repeated to list each bundle. Regards Felix PS: thinking out loud, the web console could run a single thread for installation and queue such requests ... (You might report an issue, if you like the idea ;- ) Am 21.05.2012 um 15:55 schrieb sam ”: > Hey, > > My deployment script uses curl command: > curl -u admin:admin -F "action=install" -F "_noredir_=_noredir_" -F > "[email protected]" -F "bundlestart=start" -F "bundlestartlevel=20" > -F "refreshPackages=true" "http://localhost:4502/system/console/install"; > curl -u admin:admin -F "action=install" -F "_noredir_=_noredir_" -F > "[email protected]" -F "bundlestart=start" -F "bundlestartlevel=20" > -F "refreshPackages=true" "http://localhost:4502/system/console/install"; > ... > curl -u admin:admin -F "action=install" -F "_noredir_=_noredir_" -F > "[email protected]" -F "bundlestart=start" -F "bundlestartlevel=20" > -F "refreshPackages=true" "http://localhost:4502/system/console/install"; > > > Each curl command returns very fast. Unless I put `sleep 10` between > curl commands, I have to `kill -9` felix instance. > > Is there a way to configure web console so that it sends out HTTP response > only after the bundle is completely installed? It looks like I am sending > install request for bundle2.jar while felix has not finished installing > bundle1.jar. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
