Hi Steinar, Very good explanation ;)
regards, François Papon [email protected] Le 30/10/2018 à 10:36, Steinar Bang a écrit : >>>>>> Jean-Baptiste Onofré <[email protected]>: >> 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. > Here's what I do: > 1. Start karaf in debug mode like JB showed above > 2. Connect eclipse remote debugging to port 5005 > 3. Build the application that is to be debugged with "mvn clean install" > to ensure that a SNAPSHOT version of my application is in the local > maven repository, eg. like so: > git clone https://github.com/steinarb/frontend-karaf-demo.git > cd frontend-karaf-demo.git > mvn clean install > 3. From the karaf console: > a. Add the feature repository > feature:repo-add > mvn:no.priv.bang.demos/frontend-karaf-demo/LATEST/xml/features > b. Install the feature from the repository that will pull in the > application as well as all required run time dependencies: > feature:install frontend-karaf-demo > c. Make karaf watch for new SNAPSHOT versions in the local maven > repository: > bundle:watch * > > After this, every time you build your bundle(s) with maven, karaf will > reload them from the new SNAPSHOT versions in the local repository. > > You can either do the maven build from an eclipse run configuration, or > from a command line. When debugging I try to make the builds as brief > as possible, so I usually do something like this, in the pom.xml > directory of just the bundle I'm debugging: > mvn install -DskipTests=true -Dmaven.javadoc.skip=true -DskipSource=true > > I add a "clean" to that command if I've moved or renamed or deleted > something. You can skip source attachments, since eclipse will pick up > the source from the bundle project. > > See this blog post for some further reading: > > https://steinar.bang.priv.no/2018/02/10/develop-osgi-applications-using-karaf/ >
