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Added by Alin Dreghiciu, last edited by Hendy Irawan on Jun 05, 2008  (view change)

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Purpose

Configuration Admin Agent for OSGi.

Installation

There are various ways you can install or make use of Pax ConfMan. Visit installation page for details.

Usage

`paxconfman-propsloader` will get the directory to load from system property `bundles.configuration.location`.

This defaults to the `CURRENT_DIR/configurations`.

The directory should contain two folders, `services` and `factories`, for service configurations and for factory configurations respectively.

Each folder will contain `.properties`, named as the PID of the service you want to configure.

Source code

https://scm.ops4j.org/repos/ops4j/projects/pax/confman ( or browse via FishEye )

This project builds with Apache Maven and uses Apache Felix's maven-bundle-plugin, and Peter Krien's bnd tool.

Issue tracker

The issue tracker is to be found at http://issues.ops4j.org/jira/browse/CONFMAN.
Here are the current open issues:

issues.ops4j.org (4 issues)
Summary
LDAP Loader
SQL Loader
ConfigurationProvider interface
The properties passed to Configuration.update SHOULD convert multi-item values into String[] ?

FAQ

If the above description did not anwer what you are looking for you may checkout the [FAQ page].

Change Log

Check out the following page to find out what is changed in each version of Pax ConfMan.

Pax ConfMan 0.2.2 has been released.
Checkout release notes for details.

Posted at Mar 16, 2008 by Alin Dreghiciu | 0 comments

Pax ConfMan 0.2.1 has been released. Checkout the change log page for details.

Posted at Oct 13, 2007 by Alin Dreghiciu | 0 comments
Labels: pax, confman, pax-confman

Pax ConfMan consists of implementations of OSGi Configuration Admin agents, and the first release was made today. It consists of a "Properties Loader", which will populate the Configuration object from a properties file. It requires a Configuration Admin service to be present in the system. Feedback will be appreciated. Report any problems to http://issues.ops4j.org/jira/browse/CONFMAN.

Posted at Sep 23, 2007 by Niclas Hedhman | 0 comments