PAX-WEB ServletMapping service sometimes starts before ServletContextListenerMapping

I'm trying to configure ServletContextListener for Servlet with whiteboard extender via blueprint in my bundle, karaf version 4.0.4. ServletMapping and ListenerMapping are used. The problem is that ServletMapping and ListenerMapping services are registered in random order, so when ServletMapping

Re: system packages for karaf-maven-plugin validation

You can add those bundles as libraries https://github.com/apache/karaf/blob/master/assemblies/apache-karaf/pom.xml#L185-L200 2016-03-01 18:46 GMT+01:00 David Daniel : > How do I let the validator know that I am exposing javax.validation as a > system package. My

Re: OSGi Compendium within a feature restarts the console

For jpa and jdbc we already use the new spec packages. Aries JPA and pax jdbc use these bundles in their respective features. Christian 2016-03-01 14:18 GMT+01:00 Mike Rumpf : > Fair enough for ds. But in the case of the jpa/jdbc packages it really > depends on the

system packages for karaf-maven-plugin validation

How do I let the validator know that I am exposing javax.validation as a system package. My error is Caused by: org.osgi.service.resolver.ResolutionException: Unable to resolve root: missing requirement [root] osgi.identity; osgi.identity=org.glassfish.jersey.core.jersey-server;

Re: Issue building with karaf-maven-plugin

I currently only have capabilities and requirements in my bundles manifest and will be adding them to my features. Thank you for the example. I have been making progress and the validation has been useful. I thought I was good because everything runs in pax exam and my old way of building a

Re: [SOLVED] (not anymore) Frustrating DOSGI

Hi, all, The problem was solved, it was the 9000 TCP port that was blocked by some FPM application. After I stopped the service, the D-OSGI worked fine. It was very useful for me to review the logs under each container_a and container_b, inside data/log/karaf.log. Each log has a lot of

Re: Issue building with karaf-maven-plugin

Capabalities are evaluated in both directions. That works fine in my environment. A Feature example with capability could look like this: Did you try to add the log dependency as in above example? Can you post your feature definition? Mike David Daniel wrote > I think I have figured out

Re: Issue building with karaf-maven-plugin

I think I have figured out where I was going wrong. If I include framework as a prerequisite then it gives me an error message that I believe is more accurate. [ERROR] Failed to execute goal org.apache.karaf.tooling:karaf-maven-plugin:4.0.4:assembly (default-assembly) on project

Re: OSGi Compendium within a feature restarts the console

Fair enough for ds. But in the case of the jpa/jdbc packages it really depends on the implementation though. For my setup the jdbc package (namely the DataSourceFactory class) is not provided by the service provider sadly. So I have to rely on the designated bundle. Mike Guillaume Nodet-2

Re: OSGi Compendium within a feature restarts the console

You may want to not align compile time dependencies (the maven deps) with the runtime dependencies (bundles listed in features). You can safely depend on the overall compendium jar at build time, this can ease the build a bit. At runtime, you should depend on a feature which will provide the DS

Re: OSGi Compendium within a feature restarts the console

Of course I read that before. However for development you will need the ds annotation classes which are not part of the scr bundle. You will nee the part of the compendium bundle to make it work. I just configured a JPA/JDBC for hibernate/postgres solution in karaf. The same applies here: I

Re: OSGi Compendium within a feature restarts the console

Have you read this one: http://felix.apache.org/documentation/tutorials-examples-and-presentations/apache-felix-osgi-faq.html#should-a-service-providerconsumer-bundle-be-packaged-with-its-service-api-packages Christian Schneider posted the link already above If you have a look at

Re: OSGi Compendium within a feature restarts the console

maggu2810 wrote > It has been some time ago, I had to use the Equinox Event Admin and DS > implementation. > That bundles (I have not checked other versions) missing the APIs - > they contain only the implementation. So I have to create a splitted > compendium myself to get them working in Karaf.

Re: Issue building with karaf-maven-plugin

The correct way is to work with feature dependencies, e.g. (in the \src\main\feature\feature.xml) Than the resolver will be able to resolve the missing dependencies. However from my experience setting the *prerequisite* property to *true *will lead to various build errors. (Don't know if you