Hi Claus,
You are right: it depends if the command accepts several bundles or not.
For instance:
- bundles:start 23 34 56
- system:shutdown (no argument)
On trunk, you will see bundle:* or bundles:* commands. It's the same: it
depends if the commands accept several bundles, or only one.
No problem to discuss if it's better to use the singular name (bundle:*,
service:*, system:*). I'm fine with that, let see what the others think ;)
For Camel, I plan more to use sub-shell in the future:
karaf@root> camel
karaf@root/camel> routes:list
karaf@root/camel> contexts:list
I will work on sub-shells on Karaf trunk.
Regards
JB
On 10/17/2011 10:53 AM, Claus Ibsen wrote:
Hi
I was reading Jean's blog about the Karaf 2.2.4 release
http://blog.nanthrax.net/2011/10/whats-new-in-karaf-2-2-4/
And read about the command aliases, which IMHO seems like a good thing.
However just wondering why you use the plural naming?
- bundles
- services
And then you have a non plural for system
- system
I guess the answer is that there is always 1 system, and you can have
0..N bundles/services.
I am just used to have singular naming such as
- system
- bundle
- service
And for 3rd party plugins, we have a Camel plugin that is singular as well
- camel
Anyway tab completion will help me pick the right command :)
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