You're welcome :)
regards,
François
fpa...@apache.org
Le 02/10/2019 à 16:10, Julian Feinauer a écrit :
> After 3 People telling me on the list and 4 in the #Karaf Channel I finally
> got it.. thanks for your patience Francois : )
>
> Julian
>
> Am 02.10.19, 16:07 schrieb "Francois Papon" :
>
>
After 3 People telling me on the list and 4 in the #Karaf Channel I finally got
it.. thanks for your patience Francois : )
Julian
Am 02.10.19, 16:07 schrieb "Francois Papon" :
Yes that's it ;)
But Cave it's not only an OBR but mainly a maven repository.
regards,
Yes that's it ;)
But Cave it's not only an OBR but mainly a maven repository.
regards,
François
fpa...@apache.org
Le 02/10/2019 à 15:20, Julian Feinauer a écrit :
> Hi Francois,
>
> so the deployer fetches the bundles / features from the Cave OBR and does the
> deployment?
> So the whole "inst
The Eclipse stuff is based on Drupal thus it is bunch of forms, custom
content types to represent extension types and their "xml"
representations for integration needs.
I don't know much about it and how it is built internally, but I guess
it is kind of system made through available toolset. Far fr
Hi Francois,
so the deployer fetches the bundles / features from the Cave OBR and does the
deployment?
So the whole "installation" process is in theory just one REST call?
Julian
Am 02.10.19, 15:07 schrieb "Francois Papon" :
Hi Julian,
You can install the Cave-deployer on the Kar
Hi Julian,
You can install the Cave-deployer on the Karaf instances and use the api
rest of the deployer to install features/bundles.
regards,
François
fpa...@apache.org
Le 02/10/2019 à 13:43, Julian Feinauer a écrit :
> Hi Lukasz,
>
> thanks fort he response.
> In fact, I know both of those bu
Hi Lukasz,
thanks fort he response.
In fact, I know both of those but Atlassians backend is not open source and
Eclipses Backend is based on p2, as far as I understand which is some different
kind of OBR or?
But generally, the Eclipse store covers pretty much our use case (it could /
should eve
I am aware of one marketplace which is completely based on open source
stack - and it is used in .. no surprise .. openHAB. :-)
There is Eclipse Marketplace which offers some kid of listing of
resources which can be downloaded and installed in end-user environment.
The marketplace is a webservice,
Hi,
For OpenSource/Karaf perspective, that's a bit the idea of features in
combination with Cave (as server provider). I think it's already good to
go when used the correct way.
Regarding more "commercial/pro" AppStore like, it's not in Karaf scope
directly IMHO. I know some providers about kind
Hi Julian,
Sounds like an interesting idea which could lead to some refinements and
enhancements to Karaf.
In regards to signing, if you build bundles with bndtools (either using
Eclipse or just using it with Maven) it has a plugin for signing bundles
and creating an exported Jar.. it seems like
Hi all,
after several discussions in the #karaf Channel in Slack I wanted to bring this
issue also to the list.
We are currently building a Framework which is like an “App-Store” where we
provide a “Runtime” and a set of SPIs to code “Apps” against. This Is all
web-based so the Apps are in fac
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