Re: Missing files when doing instance:create

For the tracking: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/KARAF-5018 Regards JB On 03/08/2017 02:15 AM, Oleg Cohen wrote: I have a clean installation of Karaf 4.1.0 on Linux CentOS with Java 1.8. When creating a node using instance:create -v test-01 I see a number of files are listed missing

Re: decanter installation issue

Thanks Mike, let me try to reproduce with SMX (just tested and it works fine with Karaf "vanilla"). Regards JB On 03/08/2017 07:12 AM, mtod09 wrote: it was a fresh install I did install jolokia, webconsole, activemq-broker, camel-restlet and hawtio. I made a change to the elasticsearch.yml

Re: Missing files when doing instance:create

Hi Oleg, Thanks for the report. As workaround you can use instance:clone (create starts from embedded files, not related to the root instance). I will fix that for 4.1.1. Regards JB On 03/08/2017 02:15 AM, Oleg Cohen wrote: I have a clean installation of Karaf 4.1.0 on Linux CentOS with

Re: decanter installation issue

it was a fresh install I did install jolokia, webconsole, activemq-broker, camel-restlet and hawtio. I made a change to the elasticsearch.yml to see if I could get this to work. Tried network.host 127.0.0.1 then localhost and finally the local system's IP address 10.121.45.144 Also added

Re: decanter installation issue

Hi Are you using IPv6 ? Is it a vanilla ServiceMix distribution or did you change some config in etc (especially host set to localhost or 127.0.0.1 instead of 0.0.0.0) ? I will try to reproduce. Regards JB On Mar 8, 2017, 06:20, at 06:20, mtod09 wrote: >I'm trying to

decanter installation issue

I'm trying to install decanter in a servicemix 7.0 on a windows 2012 R2 system. I'm following the installation at this location. https://karaf.apache.org/decanter_installation.html When I get to installing the collectors it hangs during the

Missing files when doing instance:create

I have a clean installation of Karaf 4.1.0 on Linux CentOS with Java 1.8. When creating a node using instance:create -v test-01 I see a number of files are listed missing even though they are present in the main installation at the etc folder. Here is a sample output: Creating new instance on

Re: DOSGI 2.1.0 calling soap service results in "javax.xml.stream.XMLOutputFactory cannot be created"

Also and sorry for the spam :-) In my pax exam my test code above returns the following: 07-03-2017 23:27:39 [ERROR] - XOF INSTANCED 07-03-2017 23:27:39 [ERROR] - XOF CLASSNAME: com.sun.xml.internal.stream.XMLOutputFactoryImpl For paxexam I'm not installing all the bundles from

Re: DOSGI 2.1.0 calling soap service results in "javax.xml.stream.XMLOutputFactory cannot be created"

Just to add more detail to my report, this is the list of bundles that I currently have installed in karaf: javax.annotation-api (1.2) "javax.annotation API" [active, 9] javax.el-api (3.0.0) "Expression Language 3.0 API" [active, 10] javax.mail (1.4.5) "JavaMail API (compat)" [active, 11]

DOSGI 2.1.0 calling soap service results in "javax.xml.stream.XMLOutputFactory cannot be created"

Hi ! I've created a custom karaf 4.1.0 distribution with the karaf maven plugin where I've added per configuration the following features: standard scr http http-whiteboard webconsole cxf-dosgi-provider-rs cxf-dosgi-provider-ws I've also added the same libraries

Re: Multiple bundles dependencies injection (pax-cdi or blueprint)

This is a bit long winded but as you are new to OSGi before you make your next step ... As you have probably realised by now there are a few ways of achieving your goal, it can be difficult trying to distill the information on the Web and come up with the 'best' way to wire up services between

Re: Pax Exam - Examine the Karaf logs as part of test

Hi Kerry, you can access the LogService LRU (as the log:display command does). Anyway, I would recommend to use bundle service to check the state instead of log. Regards JB On 03/07/2017 09:13 PM, JT wrote: Hi, I'm just starting to use Pax exam with Karaf and I am writing a very simple

Pax Exam - Examine the Karaf logs as part of test

Hi, I'm just starting to use Pax exam with Karaf and I am writing a very simple test. All I want it to do is to examine the log files of Karaf to see if a specific bundle has successfully deployed. The bundle contains a native library and I load this using a Blueprint bean. If the library

issues after implementing custom login module

_background:_ my application is running in karaf 3.0.5, and it has its own security repository implementation. _goal:_ my goal is to have any karaf interaction (jmx, console, ssh, etc) to _always_ authenticate against my application's security repo. i have no intention of passing public keys to