I'm using karaf-maven-plugin/3.0.1 to build my feature projects.
pom.xml dependency section:
${project.groupId}
person.api.feature
${project.version}
features
xml
${project.groupId}
Hello.
I'm testing Hibernate on ServiceMix, and I have similar problems.
I've tried using the Hibernate 4.2.7 that comes with ServiceMix 5.0.1, but
as it did work, I've built a simple feature with the 4.2.12.
I had the same error that you described about the the EntityManagerFactory,
and stopping
Hi Seb,
you can populate your system folder (it's a maven structure): like this
Karaf will look for the system folder before going to the "remote" repo.
Did you try it ?
I'm not sure to follow you for "relative path". WDYM ?
Regards
JB
On 05/26/2014 02:46 PM, DERIES Sebastien wrote:
Hi JB
Hi JB ,
thank you for your answer.
When I install my bundles on my development machine, the maven repository is
found and so do the configuration files. However on my my target platform I do
not (and will never) have access to the maven repository. That’s why we build
and install our bundles on
Hi,
You have to define the maven repo (and being able to access to the repo) in
etc/org.ops4j.pax.url.mvn.cfg.
More over, the user launching karaf has to have the write permission.
Is it the case ?
Regards
JB
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Hi all,
I'm using apache-karaf-3.0.0.RC1, with Java 8u20 on Linux Red hat 6.2.
We use karaf features to install our bundles and configuration files into KARAF.
Example:
mvn:
package.lang/language/0.0.1-SNAPSHOT/cfg
mvn:package.lang/l
