Hi,
Their are several possibilities to get to those config files. The
easiest is to configure the Sling Fileinstall [1] and activate the
writeback feature. In this case config files for all configurations
created/changed in OSGI will be created/updated in the Sling file
install folder. From their you can copy them and use it for your
bundle config.
The config files are also in the 'stanbol/config/{package-name-path}'
but this files also contain some internal key/value pairs that need to
be deleted (service.pid, service.factoryPid and
service.bundleLocation)
BTW: the service.pid is the base name of the configuration file
referenced by the documentation as
'{bundleArtifactID}-{uniqueID}.conf'
hope this helps
best
Rupert
[1] https://sling.apache.org/documentation/bundles/file-installer-provider.html
On Thu, Oct 5, 2017 at 3:21 PM, Manuel Holtz <hakay...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm using Stanbol for entity extraction using a custom vocabulary. So far,
> I have always configured the EnhancerChain, the ManagedSite etc via the
> Felix web interface; but I would like to automate my deployment process.
>
> In the Stanbol documentation, I found this:
> *"Stanbol offer the bundleconfig mechanism that allow you to save this
> configurations and apply them automatically"*
> (
> https://stanbol.apache.org/docs/trunk/production-mode/file-bundle-configuration.html
> )
>
> This sounds like exactly what I need, download the exact configuration of
> the different pieces of a functional service. But, how do I download it? I
> could not find any option in the web interface or any other information
> about it; and neither how to apply it.
>
> Could someone provide further information?
>
> Manuel
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