Hello, I use Karaf (which embeds Felix or Eclipse) and use bundle:watch * to refresh a bundle in OSGi every time it’s rebuilt by Maven. Then just compile the maven bundles that you’ve actually changed, and you have a live environment which isn’t connected to an IDE (our developers use a variety). e.g. mvn install -f changedbundle/pom.xml. Karaf is quite modular, so it may be possible to extract the bundle:watch code to work in standalone Felix.
Hope that helps, Dan. > On 6 Sep 2016, at 07:36, list+org.o...@io7m.com wrote: > > However, I want to switch to producing signed bundles as I want to > differentiate between bundles in my conditional permission admin > policy. Intellij seems to have no support whatsoever for signing jars, > and although the Maven build will produce them without issue, running a > full build to produce jars during development for every tiny change is > too painful. It turns a one-second button press into a roughly > 20-second "wait for build and run" cycle. Do that enough times each > day and it soon adds up to a lot of wasted time.
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