Thanks, I will take a look at it and see if I could get something to work.
/Lars
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I tried camelwatch and got it to work when I deployed in tomcat, connecting
to camel running in karaf.
I also tried to deploy the camelwatch WAR to karaf, but I get some spring
related exception.
For now I am satisfied with being able to use camelwatch from outside my
karaf container, but I in the
On 12/07/2012 01:18, helander wrote:
What is the current state regarding running the Camel Web Console in OSGi?
Is someone working on this or is it already available ?
/Lars
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I like the commands provided by the camel karaf component, but for my current
case I need a GUI.
As you point out, I would need access to camel objects from arbitrary
bundles.
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I like the commands provided by the camel karaf component, but for my current
case I need a GUI.
As you point out, I would need access to camel objects from arbitrary
bundles.
/Lars
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Did you have chance to try the karaf camel component?
It will be more natural to manager the camel route inside of OSGi
container.
Even you deploy the Camel Web Console into OSGi, you still cannot
manage the routes which are deployed from other bundle.
On Thu Jul 12 08:18:11 2012, helander w
