this file before and not sure where it should be located
and not sure what exact root cause is and how to resolve. Any help
appreciated.
20140808 13:16:45.973 [ERROR] qtp500171771-47 |
249:com.nextgate.mm.PersonDQM |
com.nextgate.dqm.presentation.amfendpoint.DqmMessageBrokerFilter |
Messag
Hi Milan,
as you understood, a service is just a interface (and a bean
implementing this interface).
So a service itself is not available directly from outside. It's up to
you to expose the service as a servlet, REST service, or whatever.
Regards
JB
On 08/08/2014 02:04 PM, Milan Tomic wrot
Hi Vinaj,
ConfigAdmin doesn't yet support encrypted values "out of the box".
We are evaluating a solution to reuse the mechanism that we use for user
(in users.properties) when encryption is enabled.
The idea is to use a prefix on a value (like {CRYPT}) to identify the
encrypted values.
There
Milan,
The short answer is that if you want to call this from outside of Karaf,
the easiest way to do it is to expose it as a REST or SOAP Web service
using CXF and call it that way.
But, if you want to call it from a servlet, why not run that servlet in
Karaf? Then you can make the call as a na
Hello,
I am total beginer with OSGi and Karaf and I am begging here for some help.
I have followed one tutorial and created one OSGi module, packet it in JAR and
installed it in Karaf with hot deploy:
public interface ParserService {
String parse(String s);
}
public class ParserImpl imple
Using Karaf 3.0.1. In my application deployed in karaf as OSGi service, I am
storing database passwords in properties files managed config-admin service.
Does config-admin support reading encrypted files ? Topic [1] says that it is
not supported. Just wanted to know if its same case in version 3
