Very cool to see you produce a karaf feature file. I can add it to the
org.apache.karaf.features.repos.cfg so people have a nice shortcut to
install it.
I will wait till it stabilizes a bit though.
I already have some feedback for the current version.
The first thing is that you should avoid the wrap: protocol. It is only
the last resort to install a bundle. For example we had a customer who
wanted to sign bundles and enforce that only signed bundles are loaded.
This does not work with wrap. For most cases we can already find jars
that are bundles.
Another issue is that you should not install org.osgi.core or
org.osgi.compendium. Core packages should already be provided by the
framework and compendium packages should be either embedded or installed
as a jar that only contains the spec you use. The reason is that
installing unnecessary packages from the spec increases chances that
other bundles bind to the wrong package.
If you want I can check out the source and try to provide a patch with
improvements for the feature file.
Christian
On 20.05.2015 15:24, sebersole wrote:
For what it is worth, in 5.0 I also started publishing a Karaf features file
from the hibernate-osgi build. Same maven coordinates as hibernate-osgi,
but using the type (or is it classifier? Maven terms are always confusing
to me) "karaf". So far only snaspshots have it being published:
http://snapshots.jboss.org/maven2/org/hibernate/hibernate-osgi/5.0.0-SNAPSHOT/hibernate-osgi-5.0.0-20150519.200809-133-karaf.xml
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