check if bundles are active, no log errors etc - remotely

[tokc]

Hello,

I'd like to perform some tests of application which uses Fuse ESB. After I deploy OSGi bundles of my application to Fuse ESB, I'd like to be notified when they are deployed (and also check if their status is ACTIVE, no errors during deployment etc) so I know, that I can start with tests.

What is the easiest way to do it ? How can I "connect" to the instance of Fuse ESB and get such information ? Can JMX help me with this ?

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best regards

Tomek Kaczanowski

[martinmurphy]

You should be able to use the remote console to do this.

[tokc]

Hi Martin,

thx, but that's not what I mean. I want it to be automatic, so I can use a tool to do it. Like invoking some method pleaseTellMeIfAllMyBundlesAreDeployedFine. Or even better to be notified (some listener thingie) when it happens.

I don't want to do anything by hand.

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best regards

Tomek Kaczanowski

[stlewis]

You can definitely get all this info via JMX, as an example connect jconsole to servicemix and you'll see there's an osgi.core mbean.  With this mbean you can browse what bundles are deployed, query their states, etc.  Using JMX though would the require you to poll this mbean on a regular basis to get the kind of notifications you're looking for.

[pchandler]

My two cents (something to try):

1. For the bundles your trying to test register/open them using org.osgi.util.tracker.ServiceTracker.

2. In your test bundle can now use org.osgi.util.tracker.ServiceTracker.waitForService or maybe getTrackingCount().

The General Question is: How do you do a automated/programmic OSGi Service Bundle testing (junit for OSGi)?

1. First wait for the test target bundle(s) to be deployed "active"

2. Run unit tests.

3. Report results.

FUSE ... any suggestions? How to you unit test your product bundles?

[frederic.conrotte]

See http://fusesource.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=1120

Edited by: frederic.conrotte on Aug 12, 2009 3:26 PM