问题
I am trying to deploy an bundle in Apache karaf-2.3.10 container which inturn has jar file dependencies. After copying the dependency jar file to deploy dirctory of Apache-Karaf dependency issue got resolved. How to install the normal jar through command line. I tried the below command
osgi:install -s 'wrap:mvn:<path to the jar file/test.jar>'
which shows
Error executing command: Error installing bundles:
My bundle has lot of dependency jar files. Do i need to copy all the jar files to deploy directory? If, it will become messy. Is there any other way to point the location or creation a config file so that in activation bundles dependencies will be resolved.
回答1:
Yes, and this is normal for OSGi applications. For this you can use features with Apache Karaf. So please take a look at the corresponding documentation:
Apache Karaf Provisioning and Features
a wrapped bundle in a feature might have the following "wrapped" maven coordinate:
<bundle>wrap:mvn:my.group.id/my.artifact/version</bundle>
Regarding Features Repositories, those can be of any kind, as long as the link to the repository (Feature file) can be navigated to. For Example the following are valid "coordinates":
file:/filesystem/to/my/so/awesome/features.xml
https://remote.Link.to/my/so/awesome/features.xml
mvn:my.group.id/my.artifact/version/xml/features
If your local maven repository does contain a features maven artifact it will be treated as the one to look for.
Feature repositories are added by:
feature:repo-add mvn:my.group.id/my.artifact/version/xml/features
via karaf shell. Or added as "bootfeature" while building custom Karaf. Again, more details can be found in the documentation.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/32889600/install-dependency-jar-file-in-apache-karaf-2-3-10