Ok, that makes sense. Is there any tutorial/manual how I actually do this? Do I fetch all those bundles by hand from somewhere and also copy them to the deploy folder?
Maybe to explain my problems in this a bit better. On the one hand I've worked with osgi a bit before, but this was in a very small context with a couple of dependencies that were all very clear from my side. On the other hand I've worked with the java EE stack where certain services are given (such as JPA). Now I'd like to create an application that consists of an api (xmlrpc) some business logic and some persistency. The entprise osgi standard sounded to me good in a way that it would combine the best of the two sides, osgi for managing my dependencies and still provide persistency service. Am I going the wrong direction? Is there a better/simpler solution? Thanks, Patrick Johan Edstrom-2 wrote: > > The core blueprint bundles are. > But Karaf is a small runtime, you'll have to provide the necessary > components to your deployment > just as you would if you were using tomcat/jetty. > -- View this message in context: http://karaf.922171.n3.nabble.com/Aries-and-Karaf-tp2836655p2847367.html Sent from the Karaf - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
