Of course you can always create new instance (admin:create <instanceName>) and deploy your application there. That way you can also easily restart instances without taking down all the deployed applications on other instances.
http://karaf.apache.org/47-administration.html Greets, Geert. > Yes, there's a plan to do so, but currently there's no standard way of > doing so. In a few months, OSGi Core 4.3 should get out and will > provide support for doing that through so called "resolver hooks" so > that a part of the framework can be isolated from other bundles. > On a side note, this comes from a requirement to do exactly that and > the main driver is the subsystem specs which is being worked on in > Aries and the OSGi alliance and that will provide a standard for > deploying applications in OSGi (including isolation). > Once the hooks are available, I think Karaf features could also be > made isolated. > > That said, you can already use Aries EBA inside ServiceMix afaik, so > feel free to use that for now if you really need runtime isolation > (does EBA applications really provide that yet?), but it has to be > using some equinox specific mechanism I suppose. > > On Fri, Dec 17, 2010 at 07:54, <[email protected]> wrote: >> Hi there, >> >> I'm trying to use ServiceMix 4 to deploy an OSGi application that >> consists >> of multiple bundles. These bundles provide some services which I don't >> like to be visible for other bundles. I also don't like other bundles to >> see exported packages of my bundles in my application. >> >> Is it possible to isolate an entire application? I need something like >> Apache Aries' EBA analogy or Virgo's (ex- SpingDM Server) Plan, PAR. >> >> I can make my app to be a bundle with multiple jars in Bundle_ClassPath, >> without any imports/exports and without providing any services. Is it an >> appropriate solusion for now? Is there any plans to add features like >> "application scope" to ServiceMix? >> >> >> Regards, >> Sergey > > > > -- > Cheers, > Guillaume Nodet > ------------------------ > Blog: http://gnodet.blogspot.com/ > ------------------------ > Open Source SOA > http://fusesource.com > > >
