where do I run osgi:install command

[raygao]

I bought your book. But, I am lost. You said, run :

karaf@root> install -s mvn:com.packt.osgi.starter/1.0.0/producer
Bundle IDs:

Error executing command: Error installing bundles:
Unable to install bundle mvn:com.packt.osgi.starter/1.0.0/producer

What is the problem? The book is very poorly written, I can't follow it!!!! Should I ask for a refund?

[cclamb]

If you're getting the same results I am, it's because the mvn install step is failing. Not sure why that is yet.

[cclamb]

Okay, so I cleared out my previous maven install and was able to build; I was then able to discern the correct group ID from the maven installation.

What worked for me was:

karaf@root> install mvn:starter/producer/1.0
Bundle ID: 70
karaf@root> install mvn:starter/consumer/1.0
Bundle ID: 71
karaf@root> list
START LEVEL 100 , List Threshold: 50
ID State Blueprint Level Name
[ 70] [Installed ] [ ] [ 80] producer (1.0.0)
[ 71] [Installed ] [ ] [ 80] consumer (1.0.0)

From here, you can start the bundles and continue the exercise.

[raygao]

Thanks, that works. But, it's better to load the jar file with the webconsole.
features:install webconsole

[cclamb]

Really? Why do you think so? Personally I like the cli.

On Tuesday, February 19, 2013, Raymond Gao wrote:

Thanks, that works. But, it's better to load the jar file with the
webconsole.
features:install webconsole

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[raygao]

The problem is 'there is no indication, from which directory, I should run those commands from'. I tried to start consumer from both $root/consumer and $root/producer directory. And, both time, it failed. The web console on the other hand works every time.

[seijoed]

Raymond, they should both be built from the root directory.

Sorry about that.
What failure do you get?

On Feb 19, 2013, at 8:40 AM, Raymond Gao [email protected] wrote:

The problem is 'there is no indication, from which directory, I should run those commands from'. I tried to start consumer from both $root/consumer and $root/producer directory. And, both time, it failed. The web console on the other hand works every time.

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[seijoed]

There is no difference in using the web-console or the CLI.
The cli is commonly more used.

On Feb 19, 2013, at 8:21 AM, Raymond Gao [email protected] wrote:

Thanks, that works. But, it's better to load the jar file with the webconsole.
features:install webconsole

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[raygao]

I did the following:

karaf@root> install mvn:starter/producer/1.0
Bundle ID: 186
karaf@root> install mvn:starter/consumer/1.0
Bundle IDs:
Error executing command: Error installing bundles:
Unable to install bundle mvn:starter/consumer/1.0

The directory was: /home/rgao/workspace/osgi-starter

It was the root of the cloned github tarball.

[seijoed]

Did you build and install the bundles?

mvn clean install
This will put the bundles into your Maven repository.

On Feb 19, 2013, at 9:17 AM, Raymond Gao [email protected] wrote:

I did the following:

karaf@root> install mvn:starter/producer/1.0
Bundle ID: 186
karaf@root> install mvn:starter/consumer/1.0
Bundle IDs:
Error executing command: Error installing bundles:
Unable to install bundle mvn:starter/consumer/1.0

The directory was: /home/rgao/workspace/osgi-starter

It was the root of the cloned github tarball.

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[cclamb]

FWIW, I ran karaf from the $karaf-install-root/bin dir, and it found the
maven-generated jars just fine. So I ran the 'mvn install', after moving
some old m2 config stuff out, and then ran karaf from
$karaf-install-root/bin.

BTW, after I got everthing working command line, I imported the maven
projects into eclipse and ran them successfully there too. The problem I
originally had was the URIs used to access the new bundles, and the new
URIs fixed that.

On Tue, Feb 19, 2013 at 9:18 AM, Johan Edstrom [email protected]:

Did you build and install the bundles?

mvn clean install
This will put the bundles into your Maven repository.

On Feb 19, 2013, at 9:17 AM, Raymond Gao [email protected]
wrote:

I did the following:

karaf@root> install mvn:starter/producer/1.0
Bundle ID: 186
karaf@root> install mvn:starter/consumer/1.0
Bundle IDs:
Error executing command: Error installing bundles:
Unable to install bundle mvn:starter/consumer/1.0

The directory was: /home/rgao/workspace/osgi-starter

It was the root of the cloned github tarball.

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[seijoed]

What maven version do you have?
Technically maven should pick the latest build in your repo.

On Feb 19, 2013, at 9:27 AM, Chris Lamb [email protected] wrote:

FWIW, I ran karaf from the $karaf-install-root/bin dir, and it found the
maven-generated jars just fine. So I ran the 'mvn install', after moving
some old m2 config stuff out, and then ran karaf from
$karaf-install-root/bin.

BTW, after I got everthing working command line, I imported the maven
projects into eclipse and ran them successfully there too. The problem I
originally had was the URIs used to access the new bundles, and the new
URIs fixed that.

On Tue, Feb 19, 2013 at 9:18 AM, Johan Edstrom [email protected]:

Did you build and install the bundles?

mvn clean install
This will put the bundles into your Maven repository.

On Feb 19, 2013, at 9:17 AM, Raymond Gao [email protected]
wrote:

I did the following:

karaf@root> install mvn:starter/producer/1.0
Bundle ID: 186
karaf@root> install mvn:starter/consumer/1.0
Bundle IDs:
Error executing command: Error installing bundles:
Unable to install bundle mvn:starter/consumer/1.0

The directory was: /home/rgao/workspace/osgi-starter

It was the root of the cloned github tarball.

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[raygao]

running Maven 3.0.4

[trainkg]

I have same question, when I do osgi:install in shell ,it's failed, but i do it success in web console.

[Schachte]

This is probably a bit outdated. The iTests are causing the initial mvn clean install to fail. Some versioning error within one of the iTests. I was able to successfully build after removing the tests, so it's clear this should probably be updated.