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Tuomas Kiviaho commented on ACE-306:
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Hello Marcel,
What I meant to write was 'in addition' instead 'instead of' because it good to
have a solution such as ace-laucher that is self-reliant and works
out-of-the-box. What I was after was to have option 3) without having to use
management agent. run-target infact uses also the management-agent and not
directly the fine-grained bundles so I had to skim though the management agent
activator in order to see what makes it tick (which bundles are started and
what configurations given out).
The main reason I wrote this issue was that there wasn't really anything in the
bin-build.xml nor in the run-target to support the scenario 3). devserver on
the other hand has a nice pax runner environment and I think that target
environment could be served similarly. Currently I feel that the learning curve
is a bit steep for us that are unable to appreciate the work you've put in to
make thing easier. :-)
> Pax runner based target server
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> Key: ACE-306
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/ACE-306
> Project: ACE
> Issue Type: New Feature
> Reporter: Tuomas Kiviaho
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> It would be nice to have an open set of bundles instead of using ace launcher
> that embeds everything together and forces using felix framework. I suggest
> that similar pax runner environment would be provided by the ant script as it
> is now done for devserver.
> As bonus the configuration can be done using cfg files instead of CLI
> parameters.
> A downside is that for small projects there will be more ace bundles than
> actual project bundles which gives a messy appearance in console. This can be
> avoided using OSGi subsystems in the future.
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