Hi all,
Just wondering whether this is possible. I'm using a Karaf feature at
runtime and want to make sure that at build time I'm picking up all
the dependencies exactly like they are in the feature (i.e. same
bundles at compile time as at runtime).
So I was wondering is there a way to use a Kar
Hi David,
the features-maven-plugin/karaf-maven-plugin, with the
add-features-to-repo resolves the features and populate a system repo
with bundles.
Regards
JB
On 07/15/2014 06:46 PM, David Bosschaert wrote:
Hi all,
Just wondering whether this is possible. I'm using a Karaf feature at
runt
Thanks JB!
This is useful, but it doesn't really put the features in my maven
dependency tree, AFAICS.
What I'm looking for is a way to simply refer to a Karaf feature
instead of specifying entries in my pom. So that I'm sure
that what I'm building with maven has the same dependencies as what is
p
Oh ok. You can create a kar based on the features and reference the kar
in .
Not sure it will work exactly as you expect.
Regards
JB
On 07/15/2014 07:15 PM, David Bosschaert wrote:
Thanks JB!
This is useful, but it doesn't really put the features in my maven
dependency tree, AFAICS.
What I'm
Hi David,
I don't know if this if helpful for you:
In Servicemix (last checked with SMX 4.5) the features are generated
inside a separate module based on declarations in dependencyManagement
section of the pom. I use this to "import" the pom of this module into
my project to gain access to all dep
Hi David,
A good thing could be to declare all your feature's dependencies on the
feature's pom with an * on them.
Then, you can reference that features pom on your business module
Example:
* In the feature's pom
featArtId
com.mycom:mydep:${myversion}
*
com.mycom:mydep
* In the feature:
mvn
