Hi John, Are you able to share any of your code or an example project? also are you familiar already with OSGi or is it only Karaf that you are new to?
thanks Kerry On 16/10/18 19:54, John F. Berry wrote: > New user to Karaf due to the fact that my development work in Apache Camel is > wanted by people to be installed on a Windows server and to be installed as a > service. This led me to the Karaf product. > I've asked the Camel users forum about migration steps, but now I think this > is more of a Karaf and/or maven deployment thing than a Camel issue. > I have developed a route in Camel using maven and hand writing a Java DSL > route (no Eclipse or other tool). I can run the jar as a standalone > execution fine from a command line. > I did create a OSGi service wrapper in karaf and did have a window service > instance installed. > I just cannot seem to get Karaf to "deploy" it (a.k.a. pick up and run with > it under that OSGi container that is running. > Sorry for the generalities, new to the open source community and the idea > that you need to be fully immersed in every Apache offering (Camel, Maven, > Felix, ServiceMix, Karaf, etc.) to utilize any one of them :P I have > felix and blueprint dependencies in my POM.. but they been through many > different forms in an attempt to run it. It is a Java DSL Camel archetype > that has been built, but cannot seem to generate supporting files for Karaf > to recognize my little creation. > Ideas? > Later I attempted to make an "empty" project with maven selecting > "org.apache.camel.archetypes:camel-archetype-blueprint", but I cannot even > get that base package to run (the small Hello World code) without java > blowing up. The one I built, compiled, ran, tested and "jar"ed was from the > "org.apache.camel.archetypes:camel-archetype-java" maven archetype skeleton. > I attempted to merge the two.. but no luck so far! > > Thanks! >
