Hi Raffi,
shell:source is to "load" a shell script file.
For a external command, you have to use shell:exec.
Regards
JB
On 10/19/2015 12:11 AM, Basmajian, Raffi wrote:
Is it possible to pass arguments to shell:source?
I’m on Karaf 2.4 (Jboss Fuse 6.2), I want to execute system commands
from
Ah ok, understood. It should work, if not, it's a bug ;)
Let me try to reproduce it.
Regards
JB
On 10/18/2015 11:03 PM, garyhodgson wrote:
Hi JB,
Actually I was meaning something a little different. Say I have an api
bundle with an EchoService interface, and then an implemention bundle with
Is it possible to pass arguments to shell:source?
I'm on Karaf 2.4 (Jboss Fuse 6.2), I want to execute system commands from the
console, tried using shell:source but could not pass arguments to the script
being executed. So I switched to shell:exec with the following script that
accepts arbitra
On 10/18/2015 2:03 PM, garyhodgson wrote:
Hi JB,
Actually I was meaning something a little different. Say I have an api
bundle with an EchoService interface, and then an implemention bundle with
two implementations, SimpleEchoService and ReverseEchoService. Each of
these have the "service.expor
Hi JB,
Actually I was meaning something a little different. Say I have an api
bundle with an EchoService interface, and then an implemention bundle with
two implementations, SimpleEchoService and ReverseEchoService. Each of
these have the "service.exported.interfaces=*" property defined, plus a
f
Hi Gary,
I think we already have a report about console issue on Windows
(KARAF-4072). I don't think it's exactly the same issue but it could be
related.
Please, don't hesitate to create a Jira, I will work on a Windows VM to
reproduce.
Thanks,
Regards
JB
On 10/18/2015 08:48 PM, garyhodgs
Hi Gary,
I guess that you mean on the cluster, having the same service deployed
on multiple nodes, right ?
Even if you can use service properties to identify the service instance
on different nodes (in addition of the exported.service.interface one),
implicitly Cellar doesn't add additional
Hi JB,
Sorry for the late reply - I didn't get an email notification for this one.
Yeah I bet it's only on Windows :/
Interestingly it only appears to happen when connected to an instance, not
in the root shell.
Do you want me to raise a Jira?
Regards,
Gary
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Hi guys,
Does cellar-dosgi handle multiple instances of a service, differentiated via
properties, i.e where they can be selected via a filter?
When I publish a single service in node a, and call it from a client in node
b, everything works as expected. But if the service in node a has multiple
Hi,
this might be a really, really late reply :D
But did you consider on using the karaf-maven-plugin for creating a custom
assembly where those bootfeatures are used?
In that scenario it shouldn't be much of an issue.
But maybe I'm wrong and most likely you already found something that solved
it
Hi,
the karaf-maven-plugin right now only takes dependencies for bundles into
account of using those to "fill in the gaps" for feature files.
If you want to build a more sophisticated feature file you'll need to
create it yourself. But you can combine the two for example if you take
your "hand-mad
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