Contains various OSGi run configurations
fendodb-reader: a standalone tool for parsing FendoDB/SlotsDB data; see README (download jar)rundir-osgi: a minimal OSGi configuration, which can be used as a template for real projects (download zip)rundir-ogema-felix: a run configuration for OGEMA, which includes the FendoDB data logger and the OGEMA widgets (download zip)
To run one of the configurations, execute the provided start scripts (start.sh for Bash-compatible shells, or start.bat for a Windows shell), or import the projects into the Eclipse IDE and use one of the provided launch configurations.
-clean: clean start (if not set, and the framework had been started before, then the saved instance will be restarted)-security: activate OSGi/OGEMA security
Hence a clean start with security enabled can be achieved by executing
./start.sh -clean -security
The folder config contains several configuration files:
config.properties: set system properties and configure the Felix OSGi frameworkconfig.xml: defines which bundles to start (resolved via Maven by the Maven resolver bundle)loglevels.properties: specify loglevels for the OGEMA logger (OGEMA specific)ogema.policy: defines a set of static policies to apply when started with security enabled (OGEMA specific)ogema.roles: defines an initial set of users in a clean start (OGEMA specific)repos.properties: define custom Maven repositories for the Maven resolver
In addition, bundle jars may be placed in the folder init; they will be started by the Maven resolver as well. The folder ext on the other hand contains jar-Files that will be placed on the system classpath (if they contain a package that shall be made available to bundles, add the package to the org.osgi.framework.system.packages.extra property in the config/config.properties file).