Hi,
I have been mucking around with this for a while, but I can figure it out.
When I create an Apache Karaf Installation in Eclipse, it creates a target
definition that contains all the karaf framework bundles. How do I add the
installed features to that Eclipse target?
Your help is greatly a
Thanks. I was able to accomplish what I wanted using the assembly-plugin
after the install-kar goal. I wanted to note that I did try the
resource-plugin but it didn't have the ability to retain executable
permissions on the new startup scripts when they were copied into the
distribution. The ass
Global refresh could be a good advice to re-wire the packages.
On 02/26/2015 11:05 PM, asookazian2 wrote:
ok what about refresh, restart, resolve after update? are those
recommended/required?
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This solely depends on your use-case. If you have bundles that import other
bundles and don't depend on services make sure your dependent bundles do
get a refresh.
Just a simple example. If you have camel routes in your bundles, you need
to do a bundle:refresh [camel-core-bundle-id] so that the cam
