Hi Seb,
you can populate your system folder (it's a maven structure): like this
Karaf will look for the system folder before going to the "remote" repo.
Did you try it ?
I'm not sure to follow you for "relative path". WDYM ?
Regards
JB
On 05/26/2014 02:46 PM, DERIES Sebastien wrote:
Hi JB ,
thank you for your answer.
When I install my bundles on my development machine, the maven
repository is found and so do the configuration files. However on my my
target platform I do not (and will never) have access to the maven
repository. That’s why we build and install our bundles on a development
on our development machine and copy the built KARAF on our target
platform. The problem I have occurs only on an already installed KARAF.
I thought that after installing features, everything was relative to
karaf home which seems not to be the case. Can I tune the
etc/org.ops4j.pax.url.mvn.cfg so that everything is configured as
relative path?
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Hi,
You have to define the maven repo (and being able to access to the repo)
in etc/org.ops4j.pax.url.mvn.cfg.
More over, the user launching karaf has to have the write permission.
Is it the case ?
Regards
JB
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Subject: karaf feature absolute path problem
Date: Mon, May 26, 2014 1:53 pm
Hi all,
I’m using apache-karaf-3.0.0.RC1, with Java 8u20 on Linux Red hat 6.2.
We use karaf features to install our bundles and configuration files
into KARAF.
Example:
<feature name="language">
<configfile
finalname="/etc/package.lang.cfg">mvn:
package.lang/language/0.0.1-SNAPSHOT/cfg</configfile>
<bundle
start-level="70">mvn:package.lang/language/0.0.1-SNAPSHOT</bundle>
</feature>
Everything works perfectly fine when we install and run our application
on our development machine. However when we run a copied version of
karaf on our integration platform, KARAF cannot find the configuration file.
We got a File not found exception saying that karaf wants a file on the
KARAF_HOME/etc development machine instead of getting the configuration
file from the integration platform KARAF_HOME/etc. example:
/useraccounts/myuser/KARAF/ apache-karaf-3.0.0.RC1/etc/package.lang.cfg
instead of ./etc/package.lang.cfg
It seems that feature installation uses absolute path for configuration
files instead of a relative path.
Is there a way to configure features to use relative path? Or to set the
a feature home directory?
Thanks a lot.
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