And why don't you just alter the features config and add your features to
the boot features?
Or did you consider to built a custom distribution on top of Karaf with
those features as boot features?

regards, Achim


2013/5/23 Tim Moloney <tim.molo...@gmail.com>

> Is it possible to pass the name of a feature to load to the shell script
> that starts karaf?
> Alternately, is it possible to pass a gogo command to the shell script
> that starts karaf?
>
> We have several applications that all use the same underlying dependencies
> that are deployed in the ${KARAF_BASE}/system repo.  We'd like to be able
> to create bash shell aliases to conveniently start each of the
> applications, e.g.,
>
>   alias app1='/path/to/karaf/bin/karaf featuresBoot=app1'
>   alias app2='/path/to/karaf/bin/karaf featuresBoot=app2'
>   ...
>
> or
>
>   alias app1='/path/to/karaf/bin/karaf gogoCommand=features:install app1'
>   alias app2='/path/to/karaf/bin/karaf gogoCommand=features:install app2'
>   ...
>
> Thanks,
> Tim
>
>


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