Hi Jared, you can start karaf in debug mode:
bin/karaf debug Then you can plug Eclipse debugger using port 5005 (default). You can directly deploy your bundle from eclipse in Karaf. So basically, you have a Karaf instance running, executing your eclipse bundle. You can rebuild your bundle in eclipse and then just do a bundle:update in Karaf. You will have basically the same as you have today. Regards JB On 29/10/2018 16:58, Jared Stofflett wrote: > I currently use an Equinox container with an embedded Jetty server to > run webapps that make use of OSGI bundles. I'd like to use Karaf > instead of plain Equinox. Currently I can build my code in eclipse > with out a full maven build, and have those changes show up if I'm > running the OSGI container in debug mode. Is it possible to create a > launch configuration to do this with Karaf? All the tutorials I've > looked at so far require you to build your bundle, start Karaf with > debug mode enabled, and use a remote debug session. This would be a > step backword from my current setup. >
