Thanks Achim,
Your solution worked perfectly. I had to refresh the hibernate-entitymanager
bundle to get this working without having to restart karaf.
I have another issue with regard to issuing the bundle:refresh <id>. I did
it locally in my machine. However, if the karaf runs on a different server
as a service, how can I achieve this.
I could think of three options:
1. use jmx to invoke the operation refresh on the mbean
(org.apache.karaf:type=bundle,name=root). I
launched jconsole and tried to invoke the operation refresh manually. It
looks like the refresh()
operation is overloaded. refresh() & refresh(String).
What should I pass as a string argument? I tried passing the id of the
bundle, the symbolic name of the
bundle etc. However, all resulted in a null pointer exception. I turned
the log to trace and I could see
some logs
2. Use jolokia api and then try to invoke the same api. Still I need to go
via the above method. But I still
have no clues as to what to pass for the string argument.
3. connect via ssh using jsch and try to execute the commands. This works
well.
Can you please suggest if there is a better way of achieving this?
best regards
Sriraman.
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