I had missed your message about RC1 as well, that's very exciting. I keep
checking the Karaf page looking for 4.3.0 more and more frequently since
I've been playing with R7 more and more. Can't wait to try it with Karaf.
Thanks for all your hard work JB
Ryan
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I see this problem a lot when deploying my project in Karaf, for example, I
was trying to allow installing different features independently depending on
which capability someone might need, a feature that uses the Jackson
libraries for example (either directly or via camel-jackson or one of the
I just wanted to see if anyone was having issues with the latest Karaf trunk.
When I try to build it, it fails on the tests in the main subproject (the
output from the tests is posted below), and when I use the latest snapshot
in my other integration tests (which used to run), the
Awesome, thanks!! :)
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Good call! I just assumed it would use whatever followed as the command and
just didn't care about quotes. So I'm guessing by the s at the end of
features? I think I almost finished up the work I wanted to do on that
fork. One quick fix to make and check in which should fix a random error I
Will -p be added to 3.0.0 as well? Otherwise unit tests using 3.0.0 that
create and connect to a child instance won't be able to in an integration
test.
Ryan
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Ok, cool, I figured but just wanted to make sure. Is there an rough estimate
on on that feature? Just trying to plan ahead :)
Thanks!
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Awesome thanks!
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It's funny because a lot of example services seem to use the data directory
to store things. I'm not one to say whether you should or shouldn't (though
in my opinion, I'm not sure where else you would store the database that you
know will exist), here is how you do it, you need to add the
Gotcha the docs didn't make it super clear either. I saw the thing about
partitioning though ... makes me wonder how much overhead there is to having
more than one hazelcast instance... seems like it might be a bit.
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I tried -p and it complains it's not a valid parameter, is there anyway to
turn off security temporarily so I can see if I was able to fix 3.0.0? I'm
still crossing my fingers, but I'm thinking I might have.
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Yep, I'm waiting to have something complete to sent but jb usually beats me
on finishing since there is some complexity there I'm not familiar with.
My goal is to get a big bug to jb before he can get to it so I can give him
a hand. I love Karaf and what it's trying to accomplish, especially
Yes, desperately. Karaf has worked so perfectly that I thought I'd just have
to pull in cellar and I'd be good, the last few months I just haven't had
any luck with Cellar but architecturally it's exactly what I want. When are
you typically available? I'm pushing this hard and I just need
Thanks JB, it didn't actually look like there was a link and so it made me
wonder. Thanks for clearing up :)
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Ok, thanks for clarifying... I started to realize after a while, that nothing
ever worked when I put it in as a startup features and I started getting a
sneaking suspicion it's not what I thought it was.
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You'll probably want to take a look at my fork of that project,
https://github.com/rmoquin/clojure.osgi. It took me forever to figure out
how to initially use it, and I made a bunch of enhancements to it.
Basically there is an OSGi service you can use to execute something with a
Clojure
Hey JB,
I didn't know if it was appropriate to ask here, but I was curious if you
had fixes in the pipeline for cellar 3.0.x in particular. I'm asking
because I checked out the SVN code (I know you guys don't consider github
official yet) and was able to resolve a number of issues in head which
I got so spoiled with karaf 3.0.0 and it's assembly project type that moving
back to creating a distro with 2.3.x has been painful. I am missing
customizing something correctly since everything seems to be in the build
(though it ends up almost 15 megs bigger than when using the karaf-assembly
Ok, so I found out one interesting thing. I decided to just see what
happened if I used putty to SSH into the console. When I did and hit tab,
then it asks me if I want to see the list of commands. So it appears this
problem is localized to when I run the karaf command and use the local
Is that option required if I am going to use SPIFly (which finds and
registers services, but get weird errors trying to get bundles to be able to
use them)? Is it something I would use instead of SPIFly? I guess I'm not
sure when I would know when I'd want to turn on that feature. I'll take a
Right, I'm running it on Karaf 3.0.0-SNAPSHOT (despite my weird problems with
certain keys not doing what they are expected), so I should be fine there.
I looked at the alreadt wrapped lucene bundles and while the version I need
is there, I've noticed previously that the conponents I need are
No pressure :) I'm just curious if it's my environment, like maybe
coincidentally a jvm bug or something out of the direct scope of the karaf
project. I'm also concerned that if it is a full on bug, I want to make
sure it doesn't somehow slip unnoticed into a released Karaf version since
that is
Ok, now I'm confused. I started up the latest Karaf 3.0.0 SNAPSHOT on Linux
Mint 14 with OpenJDK 1.7, the tab key and other keys worked without issue.
I think rebooted into my Windows 8 OS, did the same thing and the tab
completion worked.
Now, I downloaded the SNAPSHOT onto my corporate
I opened up a ticket for this yesterday. Has noone else seen this problem?
It happens from the stock standard distribution. It would be weird if I was
the only one when RC1 was working fine... maybe I'll have to do some
investigating.
Thanks!
Ryan
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I ran into this problem a few months back and after a lot of research, I
discovered that there is a bundle specific way to load resources. The
example below will allow you to load multiple xsd files from the root of the
bundle if I remember correctly.
Anyhow, look at the javadocs related to
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