To use any karaf commands you need to install the karaf shell instead of
the felix gogo shell. Unfortunately the commands are not compatible.
The good news is that I already tested this and the karaf shell works
fine in bndtools.
I do not have a complete example ready at the moment. Basically you need
to create and index from a pom. Start with the karaf shell.core bundle.
It provides support for the new karaf 4 style commands.
Then create a bndrun from this index and require the bundle. You might
need to add additional bundles to the index. The resolver should help
you to find which.
Then the more difficult part is to get the shell to work. Luckily I
figured this out already:
-runproperties: \
felix.cm.loglevel=4,\
felix.fileinstall.log.level=4,\
karaf.systemBundlesStartLevel=0,\
org.ops4j.pax.logging.DefaultServiceLog.level=INFO,\
karaf.startLocalConsole=true,\
felix.fileinstall.dir=./etc,\
karaf.local.roles='admin,manager,viewer,systembundles',\
felix.fileinstall.noInitialDelay=true
The core is karaf.startLocalConsole and karaf.local.roles. Without these
the karaf shell will not start up.
Christian
On 09.02.2017 03:09, G. Y. wrote:
Hi,
I am trying to follow the karaf tutorial, Database Access
<http://liquid-reality.de/display/liquid/2012/01/13/Apache+Karaf+Tutorial+Part+6+-+Database+Access>
part. Things are working fine from Karaf. However, I am doing my
development in Maven/Eclipse and using BndTools with Felix 5.6.1
framework for my execution and bnd-maven-plugin to build my bundles.
In my BndTools, I want to be able to see whether my datasources are
available using the command 'jdbc:ds-list', the same way I
successfully did in karaf. So, I determined the list of bundles
installed with the karaf 'jdbc' feature and added all those bundles to
my execution requirement in my bndrun (from a local index I built with
the bnd index plugin). However, I am not able to get the 'jdbc'
commands (jdbc:ds-list does not work and 'help' does not show the
'jdbc' commands). Am I missing something? Aren't the commands built in
standard way in OSGi and therefore usable seamlessly inside any framework?
Thank you!
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