Hi Graham-
There might be some mismatches if you're using the Apache Brooklyn
dist. To keep the classpaths separate (as A4C uses Spring) what we've
been doing is building and running brooklyn-tosca as OSGi that gets
installed in to Brooklyn running as OSGi (from
/brooklyn-dist/karaf/apache-brooklyn/). If you've got the
brooklyn-tosca artifacts built (which in itself can be a little tricky
due to how the fastconnect repo) then try installing it as a karaf
bundle. Also note you may need to wait ~5m to everything to load (watch
messages in the log).
An easier way to "just use it" (after a little bit of configuration) is
to take Cloudsoft AMP as Valentin mentions which includes Brooklyn TOSCA
configured and installed. You can download that here:
http://www.cloudsoft.io/amp-4
Best
Alex
On 01/11/2016 23:00, Valentin Aitken wrote:
Hi Graham,
The A4C version which we tested is 1.1.0-SM8
Can you share what is the topology diagram which you are looking at?
Here is an updated version of the post [1] which is tested with the latest
Cloudsoft AMP 4.1.0 (the enterprise version of Apache Brooklyn)
This document should be applicable if compiling brooklyn-tosca against current
snapshot of Apache Brooklyn.
Valentin.
[1] http://docs.cloudsoft.io/operations/tosca/
From: Graham Ashby <[email protected]>
Date:01/11/2016 21:20 (GMT+02:00)
To: Brooklyn dev <[email protected]> </div><div>Subject: Brooklyn Tosca
</div><div>
</div>I'm trying to get the Tosca bridge working with alien4cloud
I'm using this as a guide: http://www.cloudsoft.io/drag-and-drop-tosca/
However, the bits don't seem to work together. If I do this from
brooklyn-tosca HEAD, compiling it, The version of A4C doesn't seem to
function properly (the topology diagrams aren't right and I get 404
errors)
I tried various combinations of versions, but nothing has worked yet.
Does anyone know which versions I should use so that it all Just Works?
Thanks
Graham Ashby
