Console (weather accessed over web or ssh) should be a trusted environment.
If a untrusted user gains access to you console you have much more serious
problems than access to some configuration options.
On Sun, 24 Apr 2016 at 02:29, Carsten Ziegeler wrote:
> Peter Kriens wrote
> > You could adjus
stream, depending on those modules, would not
break after upgrade.
Roland
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> Hi,
>
> A maven pom declares dependencies on a set of artifacts with different
> scopes. Maven's dependencies are a pretty generic model, and scopes
> in
atory conditions !). Under
real conditions, you would not get this result, e.g. if a object pool is
used. OSGi does not affect the data acquisition in a bad manner!
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ERROR org.apache.felix.configadmin - (1382601621864)
[org.osgi.service.cm.ManagedServiceFactory, my.package.MyServiceFactory,
id=27, bundle=3/file:/path/mybundle/1.0.0.0/mybundle-1.0.0.0.jar]:
Unexpected problem updating configuration
my.package.MyServiceFactory.38be1d63-77fe-4110-9a9f-7af536af9a6
quot;
register)
(org.osgi.framework.ServicePermission "my.package.MyServiceFactory"
register)
Did I forget something?
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I tried "AllPermission" without success.
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though the permission is explicitly
granted? Please could someone explain why this can happen.
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Hi Clement,
thanks for your reply and the information you provide. This means that I
should forgo iPOJO and SCR to reduce startup time.
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Hi all!
Has anyone ever tested how fast Apache Felix starts with iPOJO, SCR or
classic (BundleActivator)? I think the latter is faster.
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Hello Jan,
You don't need to overdo it by ordering an ASIC, an FPGA Image is sufficient
. Some devices have an FPGA anyway. Why not using it?
Yes, the start time of the framework does not satisfy me. My PPC440 is too
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addendum: The background to this idea is that the package resolution can be
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Hello,
I just think about how I can model a System on Chip (SoC) with an
ARM-processor, RTOS, OSGi-Core and Apache Felix. JHDL converts Java source
code to VHDL. Are there any experiences about that topic?
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Hi,
hey nice...This means that I can use the Aries subsystem bundles without
Aries Application.
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Hi,
I'm working on a rudimental starttime benchmark for Apache Felix, Equinox
and Knopflerfish. I created 50 independent dummy bundles with
BundleActivators. I will post my results after my thesis.
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thanks for your reply. I am asking because I do not want to obtain
additional overhead by the integration of Apache Aries (concerning the
starttime). I need a very lightweight implemention.
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hello Felix-experts,
I am looking for informations about whether or how much of the Subsystems
specification and Common Namespaces Specification is implemented in Apache
Felix.
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thanks for the release!!!
When can I download the CM from the Central Maven Repository?
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Christopher BROWN-2 wrote
> [...]
> Have I missed some API that provides this sort of
> information/notification? I could probably parse this information for
> package dependencies (if I can detect a failure to resolve the bundle),
> but
> I've not seen any way to parse service requirements. I'm
Hello Richard,
I'm sorry that I did not clearly described it what I mean. Of course I meant
the latter. "[...] the
data structure in which capabilities are stored for resolving dependencies.
"
Richard S. Hall wrote
> [...], it made little difference. [...]
It's a pity because of the result. But g
Roland wrote
> [...]It would be nice if the wires also can be cached persistently in some
> way.
I'm no Felix-expert and do not know the exact implementation, but I'm
assuming that Felix creats a hash table of wire-objects to resolve
dependencies at runtime. Generating wires tak
first email / post.
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I printed some timestamps to std out before and after Felix.start() and also
in my last bundles BundleActivator (highest startlevel). The Bundles are
cached and are started automatically. Most of the time (~1/2 up to ~2/3) is
spent for the bundle start / for the resolution! It would be nice if th
State() == Bundle.ACTIVE) or you can catch and ignore the
Exception. In UnitTests you can use mock-objects. Create a Mock-object of
Type BundleContext and whenever you want to call a methode of BundleContext
you "expect" a predefined ReturnValue.
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back to a logfile but not to std out, until a LogService is registered. Pax
Exam adds the framework to the classpath but I can not access its
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I embedded the framework with inline=true. But the file "default.properties"
was not packed with. Switching to inline=false solves that issue.
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Do not use the LogService, implement your own
org.apache.felix.framework.Logger instead.
11. Do not clean the bundle cache before startup, *start only cached
bundles*!
Did I forget something?
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If only I had thought earlier!
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ok, I know why this happens. The BND tool imports the right packages in the
case of the static import because of the wildcard.
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Hello Felix-experts,
I just realized that a dynamic import (DynamicImport-Package) of a package
with an invalid OSGi-version (e.g. 1.0-SNAPSHOT) fails, but not a static
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Hi guys!
On my Desktop-PC (Dual Core 3GHz, Windows 7) my application (Felix + ~30
bundles) startsup within 300ms, but on a PPC440 & Linux System only after 7
seconds.
Does anyone have similar values on a PPC?
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The default.properties file is not in the classpath. I remember that I
embedded the felix-framework in my testbundle, because of an unresolved
dependency to org.osgi.framework. Let me see
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hm...hard to say. If the repository.xml file is generated than you know that
something is going wrong with the deployment. Does a
WsdlDescriptorProvider-1.0.0-SNAPSHOT.jar file exist in the target directory
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, I do not understand the error message.
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hi,
first: you should use the maven-bundle-plugin instead of the
maven-obr-plugin!
second: please post your pom.
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Neil Bartlett wrote
> [...]
>
> It does seem to suggest that resolution time is a factor. I wonder if
> your test harness is capable of testing on Equinox and Knopflerfish as
> well? The comparison could be enlightening. In particular I believe
> that Equinox is able to persist resolution state an
I am currently writing my final paper and it affects only a side issue my
work and I really have very little time. But if I have some time left I will
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know if you have found another solution
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http://maven.apache.org/POM/4.0.0";
xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance";
xsi:schemaLocation="http://maven.apache.org/POM/4.0.0
http://maven.apache.org/xsd/maven-4.0.0.xsd";>
4.0.0
start-up time by ~10%.
=> Prefer large bundles including all dependencies.
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Roland
Richard S. Hall wrote
> On 9/6/13 05:27 , Roland wrote:
>> Is it possible to start the framework and the cached bundles
>> concurrently?
>
> I'm not optimistic:
>
>
).value("4"),
mavenBundle().groupId("mygroup").artifactId("bybundle").version("1.0.0").startLevel(2).start(),
junitBundles());
return conf;
}
Any suggestions?
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during integration-test phase). A first try failed.
What else can I do? Are there any experiences to this topic?
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What else can I do without using the surefire plugin.
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What reason could there be why it fails during MetaTypeProvider
initialization?
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I added the property Constants.FRAMEWORK_BOOTDELEGATION
"org.osgi.service.metatype" as suggested in the error message but that does
not solve the problem.
following felix-bundles are installed.
org.apache.felix
org.apache.felix.scr
1.6.2
org.ap
Hello Felix,
thank you for your quick response!
I'm using version 1.6.2.
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532)
at
org.apache.felix.framework.BundleWiringImpl.access$400(BundleWiringImpl.java:75)
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I have a mental block. Is this a security issue?
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it's a OBR issue. If I have time I will investigate the problem in more
detail and I'll create a Jira entry.
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Hello Felix-experts,
I'm a little bit confused because the getBundle(1) of an existing bundle
throws a NPE. The Stacktrace says nothing. So, I don't know what is going
on.
Any suggestions?
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gogo: NullPointerException: null
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createFactoryConfiguration(msf, null);
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Hello,
I created a local OBR with the maven-bundle-plugin but the plugin can not
write grammar constraints (DTD or XML Schema) to the xml-file. Is there an
undocumented way to setting up the maven-bundle-plugin to add this to
xml-file? I found nothing in the docu.
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Perhaps it should be documented which logger-class has to be used.
http://felix.apache.org/site/apache-felix-framework-configuration-properties.html
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I'm wondering because the framework always writes to sdtout, instead of using
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The Logger tries to load the LogService interface. Once the logger is
initialized it will never check this a second time.
public Logger(BundleContext context)
{
m_context = context;
try
{
org.osgi.service.log.LogService.class.getName();
m_isL
Does it mean that I should export the LogService-interface with
FRAMEWORK_SYSTEMPACKAGES_EXTRA? Otherwise it makes no sense to me.
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Richard S. Hall wrote
> On 9/6/13 04:45 , Roland wrote:
>> Hello Felix-experts,
>>
>> I got a BundleException "Cannot start bundle xyz because its start level
>> is
>> 3, which is greater than the fr
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Neither JVM-option -client, nor the Bundle-ActivationPolicy lazy has
significant speed advantages. I stopping here and I focus my activity on
reducing dependencies.
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I am currently in contact with the developers of log4j2. I'll create a patch
over the weekend, which slims log4j2 to a lightweight bundle with as few
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wrong?
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The biggest problem is loading of third-party-bundles. Foremost, the loading
of log4j2 is slow because this bundle has many dependencies. Although most
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n of the bundle
> classloader and the service implementation only happens when the
> service is actually demanded by a consumer.
>
> Neil
>
> On Thu, Sep 5, 2013 at 3:59 PM, Roland <
> wgl@
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>> Richard S. Hall wrote
>>> On 9/5/13 08:35 , Roland wrot
Karl Pauls wrote
> ... Do you start up from a populated cache?...
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During the first init I generate a fully configured bundle composition in
the felix cach
(The challenge is to start linux and the application within 2 sec.)
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>> Hello OSGi-experts,
>>
>> are there any switches that I can use to optimize the start time of
>> Apache
>> Felix? (Lazy Activation is not an option for me)
> ...
> The main thing you can do is not
I'm playing around with "felix.cache.bufsize". Does anyone have experience
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are there any switches that I can use to optimize the start time of Apache
Felix? (Lazy Activation is not an option for me)
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or
myresolver.resolve(NO_SYSTEM_BUNDLE);
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I can definitly say that I have a some kind of racecondition.
My bundle creates one configuration for a MSF bounded to the same location,
and also some configurations bounded to other locations. Only those
configuration is updated by the CA which was detected first. The sequence is
not predictable.
my fault. I have to set the location to null. Sorry for stealing your time.
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I often get problems with the ConfigurationAdmin and the
ManagedServiceFactory.
What does this error msg mean?
Cannot use configuration my.configuration.pid for
[org.osgi.service.cm.ManagedServiceFactory, id=54,
bundle=46/file:my/bundle1/location]: No visibility to configuration bound to
file:my/b
Ok, I've got it. Thanks
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are defined in fragments): Before or after the host is started?
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Hello Heil
it sounds interesting. It is a nice idea to use the coordinator but not the
SCR. But org.apache.felix.service.coordinator is deprecated. I dont know
why.
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This is a very nice idea. This could work!!
Many thanks!
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Before you enable Java 2 security should the system work properly. You know
what permissions you need to add if dependencies can not be resolved after
activation of java2 security.
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If you use java2-security the easiest way to grant permissions is to add a
permissions.perm to your bundle. You could do that with the
maven-bundle-plugin.
...
OSGI-INF/
true
permissions.perm
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Hello David!
Thank you for the quick reply
David Jencks wrote
> If you have an unknown number of services how, conceptually, can you know
> when all of them are registered?
This is my problem. The only one which has the required information, is the
SCR.
If not all factories (DS) have been r
Fourth idea: I could trigger an event in the method "protected void
activate(ComponentContext context)" of each service-component.
When is the activate-method called? Before or after the DS has been
registered?
Fifth idea: Wait until SCR is registered.
When is the SCR-service registered? Before
very time consuming because in the worst case
I have to wait until the timeout expires for each DS. And I also want to
keep the system stupid.
What else can I do?
Thanks & Regards
Roland
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Hi
GoldeneyeModellingFramework has a package-dependency on
com.host.domain.sharedpersonalize.storageservice (Version 1.xxx) which can
not be resolved. You have to import that bundle which exports this package
and/or you have to add permissions if you use java-2-security.
something like this...
First, I also thought that it would work that way, but after several tries it
still did not. Is the filter string incorrect?
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s:
String filter = "(host=my.host)";
repoAdmin.discoverResources(filter);
Regards
Roland
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After a long search, I finally found a solution.
DataModelHelper datamodel = repoAdmin.getHelper();
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resolver.add(datamodel.createResource(systembundle));
...
resolver.resolve();
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Hello OSGi-experts,
Is it possible to discover those resources who have a particular host?
for example...
String filter = "(host=my.host)";
repoAdmin.discoverResources(filter);
Thx,
Roland
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Thanks for your hint. The GoGo-Command headers is just what I'm searching
for!
Regards
Roland
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addendum:
g! inspect req * 46
Bundle 46 is not resolved.
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on until
I debug the hole application.
I would be happy if inspect prints the required host.
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Roland
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