FYI, it's possible to deploy "exploded" bundle, and define the deps as private package. It's pretty similar to kar, but without features.xml.
Regards JB On 26/08/2019 19:47, Krenn Daniel wrote: > Hi all, > > > > I think I found a solution that is satisfactory: > > > > 1. Generate a parent project with the archetype root-pom or pom-root, I > don’t remember > 2. Inside that project, generate one project (maven-archetype-simple) > for your beans and one (karaf-archetype-kar) for your feature.xml > 3. Program your beans and manually add your desired dependencies to > feature.xml, including your bean project, so that it gets included > in your KAR > 4. Mark your dependencies that you don’t want to expose in karaf, e.g. > google guava, with dependency=true > 5. Mvn clean install, and it spits out a really small (in my case 2,5MB > (that’s much better than 50MB)) > > > > I find this to be clean enough. The only thing I need to figure out now > is how to automatically create the feature.xml from my POM so I don’t > have to do it manually. > > If someone wants an example, just say so! > > > > Best regards, > > *Daniel* *Krenn* > Consultant Manufacturing Execution > > daniel.kr...@team-con.de <mailto:daniel.kr...@team-con.de> > > > > | Tel. +49 (9931) 981 365 > > > > > > > > T.CON GmbH & Co. KG <https://www.team-con.de/> > T.CON GmbH & Co. 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August 2019 11:29 > *An:* user@karaf.apache.org > *Betreff:* AW: Best practice for deploying beans to use in camel blueprints > > > > Hello JB, > > The first option isn't an option, because we want to have the ability to > edit the blueprint without having to compile a java project. > The second option seems really dirty, I'd have to add like 30 jars > (because of transitive dependencies). > The third option is the same as the first option, if I understand correctly. > > Can't I just drop a feature.xml with the required dependencies into the > deploy folder? > Actually, I'm in the process of trying this. But when I drop the > feature.xml in my deploy folder, Karaf can't resolve the bundles. > > I actually don't understand why Karaf wouldn't be able to resolve my > dependency tree from either my project's POM or a generated feature.xml. > It has all the info it needs, isn't it possible for karaf to download > the dependencies from maven automatically? > If that isn't possible, I guess I'll drop the 30+ jars in the lib/ext > folder. > > I HAVE to be missing something, it can't be that hard to do this. > > > Best regards, > Daniel Krenn > Consultant Manufacturing Execution > > mailto:daniel.kr...@team-con.de | Tel. +49 (9931) 981 365 > > T.CON GmbH & Co. KG <https://www.team-con.de/> > > *T.CON GmbH & Co. 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August 2019 07:34 > An: user@karaf.apache.org <mailto:user@karaf.apache.org> > Betreff: Re: Best practice for deploying beans to use in camel blueprints > > Hi Daniel, > > you have different options: > > 1. The cleanest approach is probably to package your blueprint XML in a > bundle (in OSGI-INF/blueprint) and then use regular import package. You > can provision all using karaf features 2. You can drop the jar in the > deploy folder. By default, blueprint deployer creates "on the fly" a > bundle with your blueprint XML (that's why you can see your blueprint > when you do bundle:list), using dynamic import. > 3. You can define the third party in lib/ext or startup to make it > available to the whole container. > > I can help you if needed for a example. > > Regards > JB > > On 23/08/2019 14:43, Krenn Daniel wrote: >> Hello! >> >> >> >> We have several blueprint XMLs in our Karaf’s deploy directory. We now >> need to use beans in those blueprints. >> >> How do I best make my beans available to the blueprints inside of our >> Karaf’s deploy directory? >> >> >> >> Currently, I just mvn clean install my project where I develop my beans. >> This gives me a JAR file which I can drop in the deploy folder. This >> way, I can access my beans. >> >> I just don’t know how to handle dependencies this way. >> >> >> >> For example, I need the apache-commons library. I have declared this >> dependency in my POM.xml, like >> >> >> >> <dependency> >> >> <groupId>org.apache.commons</groupId> >> >> <artifactId>commons-lang3</artifactId> >> >> <version>3.4</version> >> >> </dependency> >> >> >> >> But inside Karaf, the dependency doesn’t seem to be available, as I’m >> getting some ClassNotFound exceptions. >> >> I tried to use the maven-assembly-plugin with “jar-with-dependencies”, >> in order to just bundle all dependencies with my project, but that >> yields a JAR file over 50MB in size. I do have a high number of >> dependencies. When I try to deploy that, Karaf just crashes. >> >> >> >> Does anyone know a better approach? >> >> >> >> Best regards, >> >> *Daniel* *Krenn* >> Consultant Manufacturing Execution >> >> daniel.kr...@team-con.de <mailto:daniel.kr...@team-con.de> > <mailto:daniel.kr...@team-con.de> >> >> >> >> | Tel. +49 (9931) 981 365 >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> T.CON GmbH & Co. KG <https://www.team-con.de/> T.CON GmbH & Co. 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