On Tue, Nov 29, 2011 at 8:12 AM, Guillaume Nodet <gno...@gmail.com> wrote:
> The cxf-example-osgi-blueprint only can be ran inside of OSGi container. > You can not run it as a stand-alone Java process. [...] > There's a way actually. You need to use PojoSR which is a small> library to > emulate an OSGi framework but without the classloading> (only the registry > really). I've been able to have it run Blueprint. Thanks for the pointer. Actually, I was more expecting a solution in terms of the build process, such as being able to build both a blueprint bundle and a stand-alone Java application from the same source tree. But I realize that this is tricky, since the dependencies are quite different in both cases, and also the actual camel context xml seems to be different, too, even if the actual route spec is the same... Instead, what is the recommended way for developing blueprint bundles? Do people usually run Karaf locally or Felix in the IDE? Alex
