Re: easy question: shapes demo

Brad A Cupit wrote: ok, I got it all working in non-embedded mode and using the shell console. I tried getting the web console to work (http://felix.apache.org/site/apache-felix-web-console.html), but I had issues getting PAX Web Service to run (first it complained about org.osgi.service.cm w

RE: easy question: shapes demo

ok, I got it all working in non-embedded mode and using the shell console. I tried getting the web console to work (http://felix.apache.org/site/apache-felix-web-console.html), but I had issues getting PAX Web Service to run (first it complained about org.osgi.service.cm which I solved by insta

Re: easy question: shapes demo

Also, it should work either way, in embedded and non-embedded mode...for the most part this rarely makes a difference. -> richard Carsten Ziegeler wrote: Hi, thanks for the compliments! And a big part of them should go to Richard who prepared the presentation! Thanks Richard. Now, in the dem

Re: easy question: shapes demo

Hi, thanks for the compliments! And a big part of them should go to Richard who prepared the presentation! Thanks Richard. Now, in the demo I installed Apache Sling which includes the Felix webconsole. This allowed me to demo the shapes app and another subproject from Felix, the webconsole. I th

RE: easy question: shapes demo

I take it this would require that I run the Felix as non-embedded, right? Basically, I just want to show my supervisor how it handles starting and stopping bundles, and I'd favor the easiest possible setup. Would the shell console be a better option? Brad Cupit LSU - University Information Syst

Re: easy question: shapes demo

You need to install and start the web management console (look for "web console" on http://felix.apache.org/site/downloads.cgi) and point your browser to http://localhost:8080/system/console reto Brad A Cupit said the following on 2008-11-12 17:37: > I attended Carsten Ziegeler's excellent Felix

easy question: shapes demo

I attended Carsten Ziegeler's excellent Felix presentation at US ApacheCon 2008 last week and I decided to play around with the 'shapes' demo application [1] I remember Carsten showing a UI for starting/stopping bundles, but I can't figure out how to do that. Is it via JMX? If it's in a browser, w

Re : Re : Install dependencies from a server?

Thanks, this is what I want. So I should create two repositories one on my PC and one on the other PC. Can you please give an example of a repository.xml file ? and how to configure OBR? You must out that I am a Felix beginner. Asma De : Richard S. Hall <[EMAI

Re: Re : Install dependencies from a server?

Create a local repository.xml file that contains your bundle and then configure OBR to have this local repository file and the remote repository file for its set of repository URLs, then it should work...unless I am misunderstanding you. -> richard chihi asma wrote: Yes like OBR, I want to

Re: The right way to chase dependencies?

How are you creating your manifests? If you use something like BND, it should create imports for all external code. Then you should only run into issues if your libraries are making assumptions about which class loader it can get stuff from or if the needed packages aren't actually available

Re: The right way to chase dependencies?

What's puzzling me is why these dependencies are getting handled (or perhaps ignored) at compile time and bundle build time, then surfacing at load/update time. I thought embed transitive was supposed to deal with that at bundle build time. obr seems tantalizing for load time resolution but I

Re : Install dependencies from a server?

Yes like OBR, I want to install bundle in my PC but the others from wich it depends are on other PC, can Felix install them? Best Regrads Asma De : Richard S. Hall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> À : users@felix.apache.org Envoyé le : Mercredi, 12 Novembre 2008, 12h50mn 3

RE: Install dependencies from a server?

Yes, The obr server is basically an XML file containing the URL and the description of available bundles. To set your OBR repository, different tools exist such as : - the maven-bundle-plugin (which supports OBR) - bindex - mangen Regards, Clement -Original Message- From: Atle Prang

Re: Install dependencies from a server?

Yes, an OSGi Bundle repository can be on any available server. -atle chihi asma wrote: Hi everybody, Can I let Felix install a bundle dependencies from a distant server? Best Regards Asma De : Brad Cox <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> À : users@felix.apache.org Envoy

Re: Install dependencies from a server?

chihi asma wrote: Hi everybody, Can I let Felix install a bundle dependencies from a distant server? Do you mean like OBR or something different? http://felix.apache.org/site/apache-felix-osgi-bundle-repository.html -> richard Best Regards Asma D

Install dependencies from a server?

Hi everybody, Can I let Felix install a bundle dependencies from a distant server? Best Regards Asma De : Brad Cox <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> À : users@felix.apache.org Envoyé le : Mardi, 11 Novembre 2008, 18h49mn 57s Objet : The right way to chase dependencies? Wh