Hi Sapna,
it's because the osgi:list by default display only the bundle with a
level greater than the system one (so the user bundles).
If you do osgi:list -t 0 (or la which is an alias to osgi:list -t 0),
you will have the list of all bundles (both system and user).
If you want to do it programmatically, you have to check the bundle
level and only display bundles with level greater than 50.
Regards
JB
On 08/06/2014 11:29 AM, SapnaB wrote:
Hi,
When I execute the osgi:list command on Karaf 2.3.2, it lists down the
bundles which I (user) have installed.
I want a similar result through java code.
But when I do context.getBundles() and filter ACTIVE bundles, I get the
complete list installed in Karaf.
Is there a way to get only user installed bundles through Java?
Thanks,
Sapna
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