>>>>> "jose.garnica.lomeli" <jose.garnica.lom...@protonmail.com>:
> Currently I have some bundles in my karaf solution starting by default > as resolved, in just in specific scenarios when we need active them we > execute the command bundle:start <bundle> but we want a find a option > to persisit that configuration, to avoid re-start the bundle manually > when the karaf instance is restarted. I almost never (except for debugging why a bundle won't load, which was something I used to do a lot, but now can't remember the last time I did...) do bundle:start. I write my karaf applications as a "cloud of bundles" with SCR/DD'S and then use karaf features (thanks for karaf features, JB!) to load and start the bundles (which thanks to the magic of SCR/DS interconnects and creates the applications). I have tried to outline what I do here https://steinar.bang.priv.no/2020/04/05/composing-applications-with-karaf-features/ (But while it all is clear and simple in my head, I don't feel I managed to put that clarity into text...:-) ) Anyway: what I always have experienced, is that when I load my applications using features, the feature loading is persisted, so that if karaf is stopped and then started, the same features are loaded. I think this happens when you use bundle:start on individual bundles as well, but, as I said, I haven't used it in a while. The stored state is in the data directory in a running karaf, so if you wish to start with a clean slate, just delete the data directory. This is what I do in my karaf debian package, it was necessary to make upgrades work. Reinstalling all applications running in the same karaf instance after an upgrade was a boring chore, so I created a master feature to install all apps ("one feature to load them all, one feature to bind them"), and what I do after a reinstall is to ssh into the running karaf instance, and do: feature:repo-add mvn:no.priv.bang.myapps/myapps/LATEST/xml/features feature:install myapps The master feature repository, looks like this: https://github.com/steinarb/myapps/blob/master/src/main/filtered-resources/feature.xml My applications are built on top of: - pax-jdbc - pax-web (thanks Grzegorz!) - apache shiro (for authentication and authorization)
