Shell: Simple bundle watch list
Creating a watchlist could be laboriously (what a word :-/). Therefore using shell scripting could help a lot.
The first sample shows how to grep a list of interesting bundles to watch. In my case it's all mhu-lib bundles (add '--color never' to avoid creation of violating escape sequences):
Now we need to parse it line by line. A loop would help. The results are used to add the bundle to the bundle:watch list
The 'read *' command reads everything from the pipe and the for loop will cut it into lines and run the loop for every entry. The line content is stored in 'b'. To stop replacement of '$b' by the shell itself (should be done later in the loop) you need to escape the '$' character.
If you want to use a persistent bundle watch use the 'mhu osgi tool' called 'bundle:persistentwatch'. You need to add the entries to the persistent list.
Print the list using 'list':
The first sample shows how to grep a list of interesting bundles to watch. In my case it's all mhu-lib bundles (add '--color never' to avoid creation of violating escape sequences):
karaf@root()> bundle:list|grep --color never mhu-lib 89 | Active | 80 | 3.3.0.SNAPSHOT | mhu-lib-annotations 90 | Active | 80 | 3.3.0.SNAPSHOT | mhu-lib-core 91 | Active | 80 | 3.3.0.SNAPSHOT | mhu-lib-jms 92 | Active | 80 | 3.3.0.SNAPSHOT | mhu-lib-karaf 93 | Active | 80 | 3.3.0.SNAPSHOT | mhu-lib-persistence karaf@root()>
I only need the bundle names, so cut the last column out of the result:
karaf@root()> bundle:list|grep --color never mhu-lib|cut -d '\|' -f 4 -t mhu-lib-annotations mhu-lib-core mhu-lib-jms mhu-lib-karaf mhu-lib-persistence karaf@root()>
Now we need to parse it line by line. A loop would help. The results are used to add the bundle to the bundle:watch list
bundle:list|grep --color never mhu-lib|cut -d '\|' -f 4 -t|run -c "for b in read *;bundle:watch \$b;done"
The 'read *' command reads everything from the pipe and the for loop will cut it into lines and run the loop for every entry. The line content is stored in 'b'. To stop replacement of '$b' by the shell itself (should be done later in the loop) you need to escape the '$' character.
If you want to use a persistent bundle watch use the 'mhu osgi tool' called 'bundle:persistentwatch'. You need to add the entries to the persistent list.
bundle:list|grep --color never mhu-lib|cut -d '\|' -f 4 -t|run -c "for b in read *;bundle:persistentwatch add \$b;done"
Print the list using 'list':
karaf@root()> bundle:persistentwatch list Bundle ------------------- mhu-lib-annotations mhu-lib-core mhu-lib-jms mhu-lib-karaf mhu-lib-persistence
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