To make the maven dependencies independent of the user/service account
running the Karaf service, one can configure a fixed location for local
maven repository in /etc/org.ops4j.pax.url.mvn.cfg under
org.ops4j.pax.url.mvn.repositories =...
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Sorry to hijack this, but I'm getting the exact same problem and am
struggling to work through how to fix it. I'm in the same boat - I'm
installed Karaf locally and can run it adhoc without a problem when I run it
as myself.
I'm trying to set it up on a test server to run under a service account.
Thanks Scott and JB! It was exactly a permission issue. I deleted the data
folder and started karaf as service first, everything worked now!
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Hi,
Careful, the service wrapper runs Karaf as administrator (by default, or
you have to set RUN_AS_USER). So, if you started Karaf with another
user, you may have permission issue.
Can you check if it's not a mix user problem (stop the service, remove
the data folder, and start the service) ?
I have had issues with win7 if I start under my user and then run as
service. It was due to permissions.
I fixed it by cleaning up the data folder and then running as service first.
On Jul 14, 2014 8:27 AM, "bocamel" wrote:
> I can run my application successfully in karaf under command line. B
I can run my application successfully in karaf under command line. But if I
run karaf as a Windows service (using the service wrapper), the service
cannot started successfully. It ran into an error when starting postgresql
jdbc driver from the deploy folder. (I also got a similar problem with
ja
