Hello,
I've tricked a lot by writing own bundle that installs features and then stops
karaf.
The problem is, in new karaf, my bundle got restarted when I trigger feature
installing, so I get interrupted exception, and the whole process fails.
If I'm going to return to classic solution, adding all features to boot
features in or.apache.karaf.features.cfg, then I come to starting point, which
made me trick so much: how can I find out, if karaf has started?
In my build environment, I have no database and other dependent systems, so
there's no way all bundles will start, but the crucial point is, how can I find
out that all bundles were installed and I can kill karaf?
In production environment, there will be no maven repository available, so all
bundles must be installed when running build script.
I've used following script:
#!/bin/bash
export UPDATER_DISABLED=false
# tell my bundle to run updates
export UPDATER_SHUTDOWN_WHEN_READY=true # tell my bundle to
kill karaf afterwards
/opt/karaf/bin/karaf server
# run karaf, the call will return after my bundle is ready
STATUS=$?
# save status
rm -rf /home/karaf/.m2/repository
# cleanup to minimize docker image size
cat data/log/karaf.log # debug output
rm -rf data/log ;
exit $STATUS
Any tips?
Best regards,
Lukasz Lech
