Any doc/example using <configfile> in feature file?

[chanmaha25]

I am using Fuse 6.1 beta in dev to leverage 'fabric' concept. I am not able to create/add config '.cfg' file used by my bundle deployed in a particular 'ssh' container instance created using the console.

Any pointer will be greatly appreciated.

Here is my feature file with one bundle and the property file included:

<feature name="Common-Bundles" version="0.0.0">

        <bundle>file:///home/fuse/mybundle-0.0.0.jar</bundle>

          <configfile finalname="etc/myconfig.properties.cfg">

            file:/home/fuse/myconfig.properties.cfg

        </configfile>

</feature>

The issue when the bundle gets installed and tries to start the routes and fails to see the 'pid' property file needed.

Thanks

Chandra.

[davsclaus]

Are you provisioning containers using the fabric concept? eg have you defined a profile and on that profile included that feature above? And when you create a container using that profile, and then you have trouble with <configfile> not appearing to work?

[chanmaha25]

Yes to all. Appreciate your feedback.

-Chandra.

[chanmaha25]

Here is the snippet of my sample camel route:

    <osgix:cm-properties id="bundleProperties" persistent-id="myconfig.properties" />

    <ctx:property-placeholder properties-ref="bundleProperties" ignore-unresolvable="true"/>

    <bean id="activemq" class="org.apache.activemq.camel.component.ActiveMQComponent">

        <property name="brokerURL" value="${broker.uri}" />

   </bean>

Quick Note: Without fabric, I used to place the file in 'etc' folder of the fuse (Fuse Source 7.1) instance.

[davsclaus]

If fabric manages the containers you should put configuration files into the profile.

[chanmaha25]

I tried that as well. I created 'myconfig.properties' as part of the profile which has that camel bundle. Deployed the entire profile to the container. however I get an exception that property 'broker.uri' doesnt get resolved. If I replace the 'broker.uri' with a hard coded value say 'discovery:fabric:default', it does creates an 'activemq' instance for that bean defined. My idea is to get those properties file along with the bundle in a feature file and deploy to a container. I am not sure what I am doing wrong.

Any help is greatly appreciated.

Thanks

Chandra.

[chanmaha25]

Thanks Claus. Its a silly mistake but good to know. I have 'myconfig.properties' as part of the file and I need to refer in 'osgix:cm-properties' with 'persistent-id' as 'myconfig' instead of 'myconfig.properties'.

I used to have 'myconfig.properties.cfg' file in 'etc' folder in the Fuse 7.1 version and refer in 'persistent-id' as 'myconfig.properties'.

[davsclaus]

This is also discussed in the fabric8 community at

https://github.com/fabric8io/fabric8/issues/1015