Hi Massimo It seems my previous e-mail didn't reach the mailing list.
Here's my answer: The first question is: do you really need OBR ? Is feature with mvn url not convenient for you (or even resources repositories) ? Back to your question, if you install the cave generic feature it installs http support. So if you create a cave repository and you populate (or proxy) then you can access on http://..../cave/repositories/good It's where you will have the repository.xml with the metadata. Regards JB Le 9 sept. 2019 14:07, Massimo Bono <massimobo...@gmail.com> a écrit : Hi all, I've successfully setup in a local Docker container an instance of karaf cave with an OBR repository and I have populate it with some bundles. Now I would like to use "obr" feature to deploy such bundles on another client karaf instance. However, I'm unsure about what URL I need to put in the command "obr:add-url": - do I need to open a particular port in order for OBR to work (e.g. port 80)? - should is use protocol HTTP? If so, does karaf support the url notation "http:/domain-name:<custom_port>/resource"? - where should I put this url? directly in obr:add-url? Inside a configuration file? I think it would be better inside a configuration file, but I'm unsure about which one. Sorry for the newbie question and thank for any kind reply. -- *Ing. Massimo Bono*
Hi Massimo The first question is: do you really need OBR ? Is feature with mvn url not convenient for you (or even resources repositories) ? Back to your question, if you install the cave generic feature it installs http support. So if you create a cave repository and you populate (or proxy) then you can access on http://..../cave/repositories/good It's where you will have the repository.xml with the metadata. Regards JB Le 9 sept. 2019 14:07, Massimo Bono <massimobo...@gmail.com> a écrit : > > Hi all, > > I've successfully setup in a local Docker container an instance of karaf cave > with an OBR repository and I have populate it with some bundles. > > Now I would like to use "obr" feature to deploy such bundles on another > client karaf instance. > However, I'm unsure about what URL I need to put in the command "obr:add-url": > > - do I need to open a particular port in order for OBR to work (e.g. port 80)? > - should is use protocol HTTP? If so, does karaf support the url notation > "http:/domain-name:<custom_port>/resource"? > - where should I put this url? directly in obr:add-url? Inside a > configuration file? I think it would be better inside a configuration file, > but I'm unsure about which one. > > Sorry for the newbie question and thank for any kind reply. > > -- > Ing. Massimo Bono
