Hi Andriy, If you downloaded the framework from felix.apache.org, then you may well want to back up a directory: cd .. java -jar bin/felix.jar
This is so that felix finds the "bundle" directory, which from the default distribution contains the OSGi shell. On 14 Nov 2013, at 14:53, Neil Bartlett wrote: > Andriy, > > What do you expect to happen? An OSGi Framework on its own does nothing; it's > like an empty container. You need to install some bundles in order to see > anything happening. > > Some of the distributions of Felix are configured to install the Gogo shell > bundles initially. It depends on what exactly you downloaded. Please provide > more information. > > Neil > > On 14 November 2013 at 14:33:46, Andriy Polishchuk > ([email protected]) wrote: > > After > $ java -jar felix.jar > it just runs and prints nothing, and doesn't respond to any input. > Tried java7-openjdk(1.7.0_25) and java8(1.8.0-ea-b115).
