> This should be doable, and I would start by trying to > understand how > OSGI works then creating 6 separate capture agent bundles > with > different configurations and starting them one at a time. >
Yes. This is what I am doing :-) right now. The general idea is to: Create a copy of "felix" directory, to "felix-server" (1) change server's port to 7070 (2) remove bundles with Demo Capture Agent (remove .jars) (3) start the s"felix-server" part - no Demo Capture Agent. ---- (4) create a second copy of felix, and name it: "felix-client1" (5) remove everything but things needed to start demo capture agent... that will connect to my server on 7070. I will fail. First it will fail on (4) - cannot open port 8000. I will probably put up a second machine here.. But is this the way? -I do not want the demo capture agent to be running on server. I want it to be running in separate console/ separate PC - where there is no server at all. > But it would be much faster to just set this up as a > lightweight VM > with a demo capture agent, clone it six times, and > configure each. > That's what I would do for speed (otherwise you may need to > know more > about osgi than you want). > > Heck, you could just download the unofficial 1.1.0 vm, > clone it six > times, then configure each instance so that only a CA was > created > pointing at one server.... > > http://aries.usask.ca/opencast/unofficial-vms/ > I will try it - but assuming I will not have any progress with the first approach. I'm downloading this - 8 more hours to go :-). ops. 11 hours. -Pawel _______________________________________________ Matterhorn-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.opencastproject.org/mailman/listinfo/matterhorn-users
