The bundles.configuration.location path is relative to the execution dir, or
absolute. No support for it being in relation to one of the osgi locations.
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Key: CONFMAN-12
URL: http://issues.ops4j.org/browse/CONFMAN-12
Project: Pax ConfMan
Issue Type: Improvement
Affects Versions: 0.2.2
Environment: Gentoo linux, java 1.5
Reporter: Lindsay Smith
Assignee: Alin Dreghiciu
The bundles.configuration.location path is interpreted as relative to the
execution dir:
ConfigurationAdminFacade.java:
File dir = new File(configArea);
if( !dir.exists() )
{
String absolutePath = dir.getAbsolutePath();
LOGGER.error( "Configuration area [" + absolutePath + "] does not
exist. Unable to load properties." );
return null;
}
This means it is taken in relation to the folder from which the current vm was
started (user.dir) - or taken as an absolute path.
This makes it unsuitable for environments where the execution path is not under
the control of the osgi system. For example - osgi running through a servlet
bridge - where the user.dir will be for the servlet container. It also makes
it impossible to write osgi config files that set this property unless you can
modify them when they are deployed to include the full path to the the
configuration location.
A better strategy would be to allow this path to be relative to one of the
locations found in the osgi properties. For example the following properties
are set when running equinox (I'm not sure about other osgi platforms):
osgi.configuration.area
osgi.install.area
osgi.instance.area
osgi.user.area
The first two seem like good candidates, the second two less so.
I'll be modifying the propsman to use the path relative to the configuration
area so that it is suitable for my deployment.
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