I want to go back to my previous email and reiterate that it is easiest to
pick a framework and work with the tools that are supported by the
developers of that framework. Enroute is great with bndtools and gradle
but it is really just getting started with maven and has not been around as
long as
Hi,
doesn't look like the http feature did get installed correctly, as the
JavaServlet requirement isn't met.
If I'm not wrong you're using DS with your servlets, therefore it's best to
install the http-whiteboard feature.
Apache Karaf in combination with Pax-Web gives you three different
So if I
(1) feature:install http
(2) comment out the @RequireConfigurerExtender (guessing that whatever
this is (it's a line that was in the tutorial I hacked) it ain't ever
going to work on Karaf)
(3) manually delete from the debug.bndrun everything except the ones I'm
deliberately
Sorry, by "didn't get an answer" I meant "didn't get an answer to my
problem that solved it".
Leaving out the minimal set that you suggests not surprisingly results
in things not resolving
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Sorry, but saying this thread [1] is a "didn't get an answer" is not fair.
As already tried to point out on the karaf user mailinglist, try to deploy
your application without those extra Jetty Bundles!
regards, Achim
[1] -
I didn't get an answer from the karaf mailing list, essentially I've
been pointed back here.
The most recent comment was:
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Ok,
this explains the screw-up:
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If you are connecting to a running karaf instance as in the second example
and you have enabled the http feature then you are likely using pax web
https://ops4j1.jira.com/wiki/display/paxweb/Advanced+Jetty+Configuration.
But if that is the case then you may get better help on the karaf users
It is really going to be determined by your httpservice implementation. If
you are using Pax-Web like in karaf then there is a jetty.xml file that you
can change. If you are using felix http service then many things are
configured via the config admin but you will have to look at their
Anybody? - someone must have wanted to do at least some of this? - I'm
not looking for someone to do it all for me, I'm just asking for a clue
as to where to start looking.
On 14/11/2016 14:50, Tim Ward wrote:
As you can tell I'm quite new to all of this (and therefore I'm not
the other Tim
