Hi,
I don't know JRebel.
However, thanks to dev:watch, what I do is:
- develop the bundles in my IDE (IntelliJ in my case)
- just build "unit" bundle (it's pretty fast, something less than 1
minute with Maven)
- as soon as the new bundles SNAPSHOT is in my local repository,
dev:watch takes it and update my running Karaf instance
It's pretty fast for development.
Regards
JB
On 06/13/2014 07:46 AM, asookazian2 wrote:
I've used JRebel in the past in Java EE (JBoss) for EJB interface change
reloading, etc. It's a pretty neat productivity tool that goes way above
and beyond Java HotSwap technology. Is it useful with karaf bundles??? We
make a change to a project, build on hudson (15-30 mins!) then deploy. Long
turnaround time for large project build/deploys...
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