The features are installed programmatically, by a separate "installer"
bundle. The karaf feature repo file is generated and saved in the persistent
storage area of that installer bundle.
In our application, it's possible that a bundle with the same name and
version, but with different content
2016-12-12 15:16 GMT+01:00 Frank_S :
> Hi,
>
> we run our application in Karaf. It has a pluggable architecture in the
> sense that extra bundles get installed that perform certain services. The
> services are defined using Blueprint descriptors. For installing the
>
What you do sounds very strange.
Can you explain why you first install the repo and feature and then
remove the repo?
Why don't you simply leave it there?
If you want to cleanly uninstall a feature and repo use
feature:uninstall and feature:repo-remove.
Christian
On 12.12.2016 15:16,
Hi,
we run our application in Karaf. It has a pluggable architecture in the
sense that extra bundles get installed that perform certain services. The
services are defined using Blueprint descriptors. For installing the
bundles, we use the features framework of Karaf. More specifically, we