Ok, thanks for clarifying... I started to realize after a while, that nothing
ever worked when I put it in as a startup features and I started getting a
sneaking suspicion it's not what I thought it was.
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Hi Ryan,
startup bundles are loaded in the karaf main module during the OSGi
setup. They run before karaf is fully operational. So the main
limitation is that they must be in the system dir of karaf and can not
be loaded using full maven resolution. At this time in the boot some
other karaf f
I was wondering what the difference is between startup and boot features.
I was experimenting with starting up some of my features in a custom
distribution as a startup feature, but I received a lot of dependency
missing issues, it seemed like startup features were starting before the
boot feature
