Hi again every body.
I've found a way to solve my problem (witch was loading my changes to jars
controlled by OSGi):
1) copy the jar to %OPENNMS_HOME%/system/JAR_LOCATION
2) clear the cache located in %OPENNMS_HOME%/data/cache
3)restart opennms
Thanks for the help Seth and Azhaguvel :)
On Wed, S
hi Azhaguvel, thanks for the response
I have installed opennms on a WInXP machine,
I tried the command you said, but nothing works, apparently I need to do
something, like setting up OSGi container on my system, and then run the
commands, if you can tell me more about it I'll be thankfull.
:)
On
Hi Hossein Arbaboon,
Please find the following steps to install your jar into OSGI contianer,
Login OSGI container
>ssh -p admin@ // IP address for where your opennms server is
running
> enter password admin
> osgi:list // You can see the OSGI installed jar list (You can get service
name and i
Hi Seth, thanks for the response.
I've tried what you said, but sadly nothing happened :(
I made my changes, built the artifact with maven, witch created the jar
file (netutils-1.12.9.jar), copied the jar file to the system folder in
jetty, copied it to the lib directory in jetty, restarted opennm
Hi Hossein,
The topology map UI is implemented by making all of the individual JARs
into OSGi bundles. If you're not familiar with OSGi, it is a "container"
server that can run JARs as modules that talk to each other via
well-defined service interfaces. We
The container server that we use is Apac
