How does conditional work in feature files

Inside Karaf's standard feature descriptor, there is conditional conditionwebconsole/condition bundle start-level=30mvn:org.apache.karaf.webconsole/org.apache.karaf.webconsole.instance/3.0.3/bundle bundle

Re: How does conditional work in feature files

Hi Martin, Could the info on this page https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/KARAF-1718 help you a little bit? Regards, Danijel On Mon, Mar 9, 2015 at 12:45 PM, Martin Lichtin lich...@yahoo.com wrote: Inside Karaf's standard feature descriptor, there is conditional

Re: How does conditional work in feature files

Conditional means, this part is conditionally installed in case the webconsole is already installed or in case the webconsole is just installed those bundles are also installed. This is for better seperation of concerns and meant as a trigger. You'll see a lot of conditionals in the current master

Re: How does conditional work in feature files

Hi Martin, It means that: 1/ if the webconsole feature is installed, the bundles will be installed 2/ when the webconsole feature will be installed, the bundles will be installed The condition/ contains a feature name but I created Jira to enhance it: for instance, in order to allow

Bundle not sync'ing

ServiceMix 5.4/Karaf 2.4.1/Cellar 2.3.4 Earlier REST services sync'ed to all nodes in cluster. Now a SOAP service bundle-install'ed and bundle-start'ed on one node is not installing to remote nodes. It shows up in bundle-list output on the remote node, but not in the la output on that node.

Re: How does conditional work in feature files

Thanks for the info and yes, the JIRA helped a bit :) I ran into it while debugging an issue with the karaf-maven-plugin. It seems to not really handle conditionals. Eg: descriptors

Dependecy error installing HTTP feature

Hi, I'm trying to get the jolokia agent set up on one of my karaf installs. I've installed the osgi only bundle like so: install -s mvn:org.jolokia/jolokia-osgi/1.2.3 I've also installed the following bundles to satisfy its dependencies: install -s mvn:javax.servlet/servlet-api/2.3 install -s

Re: Bundle not sync'ing

More info - the logs on the remote machine are as shown below. All services I have deployed were done using bundle-install using a maven repository URL local to one node in the cluster. (i.e. bundle-install myCluster mvn:com.company.soaim.services/pire-server/1.0-SNAPSHOT) As the log snippet

Re: Bundle not sync'ing

OK, it turns out that the original services installed did have a copy of the maven repository on the remote node. That must be the difference. Is it correct to say that remote nodes do require access to the installation maven repository when bundle-install'ing from a maven URL

Re: Dependecy error installing HTTP feature

Hi, let me suggest, to uninstall your own bundles prior of installing the http feature. The HttpFeature does install all required bundles. Especially since you seem to have installed two versions of the servlet api. After the http feature, the jolokia bundle can be installed. regards, Achim