Re: [virgo-dev] Virgo console shows multiple instances of declarative se

[Hristo Iliev <hsiliev@xxxxxxxxx>]

Hi,

There are two DS bundles (kernel and user region). This is possible with the property org.osgi.framework.bsnversion=multiple.

Having both command groups seems ok since we have 2 regions.  On the other side there is no way to specify which group to execute, so we should think of a way to improve the situation.

Regards,
Hristo Iliev

On 25 March 2011 18:18, Dmitry Sklyut <dmitry@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Hi,

I noticed today that there are multiple instances of command for
declarative services in osgi console.  Not sure how and why that is.

Regards,
Dmitry

See bellow.  ---Service Component Runtime--- is repeated twice.

osgi> help
---Controlling the OSGi framework---
       launch - start the OSGi Framework
       shutdown - shutdown the OSGi Framework
       close - shutdown and exit
       exit - exit immediately (System.exit)
       init - uninstall all bundles
       setprop <key>=<value> - set the OSGi property
---Controlling Bundles---
       install - install and optionally start bundle from the given URL
       uninstall - uninstall the specified bundle(s)
       start - start the specified bundle(s)
       stop - stop the specified bundle(s)
       refresh - refresh the packages of the specified bundles
       update - update the specified bundle(s)
---Displaying Status---
       status [-s [<comma separated list of bundle states>]  [<segment of
bsn>]] - display installed bundles and registered services
       ss [-s [<comma separated list of bundle states>]  [<segment of bsn>]]
- display installed bundles (short status)
       services [filter] - display registered service details
       packages [<pkgname>|<id>|<location>] - display imported/exported
package details
       bundles [-s [<comma separated list of bundle states>]  [<segment of
bsn>]] - display details for all installed bundles
       bundle (<id>|<location>) - display details for the specified bundle(s)
       headers (<id>|<location>) - print bundle headers
---Extras---
       exec <command> - execute a command in a separate process and wait
       fork <command> - execute a command in a separate process
       gc - perform a garbage collection
       getprop  [ name ] - displays the system properties with the given
name, or all of them.
---Controlling Start Level---
       sl [<id>|<location>] - display the start level for the specified
bundle, or for the framework if no bundle specified
       setfwsl <start level> - set the framework start level
       setbsl <start level> (<id>|<location>) - set the start level for the bundle(s)
       setibsl <start level> - set the initial bundle start level
---Controlling the Profiling---
       profilelog - Display & flush the profile log messages
---Eclipse Runtime commands---
       diag - Displays unsatisfied constraints for the specified bundle(s).
       enableBundle - enable the specified bundle(s)
       disableBundle - disable the specified bundle(s)
       disabledBundles - list disabled bundles in the system
---Service Component Runtime---
       list/ls [-c] [bundle id] - Lists all components; add -c to display
the complete info for each component;
                       use [bundle id] to list the components of the specified bundle
       component/comp <component id> - Prints all available information
about the specified component;
                       <component id> - The ID of the component as displayed by the list command
       enable/en <component id> - Enables the specified component;
                       <component id> - The ID of the component as displayed by the list command
       disable/dis <component id> - Disables the specified component;
                       <component id> - The ID of the component as displayed by the list command
       enableAll/enAll [bundle id] - Enables all components; use [bundle id]
to enable all components of the specified bundle
       disableAll/disAll [bundle id] - Disables all components; use [bundle
id] to disable all components of the specified bundle
---Service Component Runtime---
       list/ls [-c] [bundle id] - Lists all components; add -c to display
the complete info for each component;
                       use [bundle id] to list the components of the specified bundle
       component/comp <component id> - Prints all available information
about the specified component;
                       <component id> - The ID of the component as displayed by the list command
       enable/en <component id> - Enables the specified component;
                       <component id> - The ID of the component as displayed by the list command
       disable/dis <component id> - Disables the specified component;
                       <component id> - The ID of the component as displayed by the list command
       enableAll/enAll [bundle id] - Enables all components; use [bundle id]
to enable all components of the specified bundle
       disableAll/disAll [bundle id] - Disables all components; use [bundle
id] to disable all components of the specified bundle
---Classloading Commands---
       clhas <class name> - lists all bundles that contain a class with the
specified name.
       clload <class name> [<bundle id> | <bundle name>]- lists all bundles
that can load a class or tries to load the class with specified
bundle.
       clexport <class name> - lists all bundles that export a class with
the specified name.
       vsh - Virgo shell commands; 'vsh help' to list available commands
---Controlling the Console---
       more - More prompt for console output
       disconnect - Disconnects from telnet session
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