Hi,
There's a dev:watch to monitor the snapshot bundles and reload it when it
changes, see below for the details
dev:watch --help
DESCRIPTION
dev:watch
Watches and updates bundles.
SYNTAX
dev:watch [options] [urls]
ARGUMENTS
urls
The bundle IDs or URLs
OPTIONS
--stop
Stops watching all bundles
-i
Watch interval
--list
Displays the watch list
--help
Display this help message
--remove
Removes bundles from the watch list
--start
Starts watching the selected bundles
DETAILS
The watch command can be used to help at developement time. It allows
you to configure a set of URLs that will be
monitored. All bundles location matching the given URL will be
automatically updated. This avoids the need for
manually updating the bundles or even copying the bundle to the system
folder if needed. Note that only maven based
urls and maven snapshots will actually be updated automatically, so if
you run
> dev:watch *
It will actually monitor all bundles that have a location matching
mvn:* that have '-SNAPSHOT' in their url.
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On 2013-7-12, at 上午12:32, jay wrote:
> Hi - i have few bundles installing them as a feature in SMX. I have added the
> feature repo and feature name in the file "org.apache.karaf.features.cfg" to
> install whenever the smx starts or restarts rather installing my feature
> manually.. working absolutely fine.
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> But i am looking to automate the deployment of features whenever any change
> available in my bundles.. Can some one please let me know how can i
> automate my feature deployment.
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> I would Appreciate your help.
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