How to hook into Spring DM Server

Hello,

I would like to hook into Spring DM Server.
I have several utility bundles to start at the start up of Spring DM Server.
These bundles are provided by Prosyst and enable the mConsole connection on a conventional OSGi application :

com.prosyst.mbs.connector
org.eclipse.equinox.common
javax.microedition.io --> fragment bundle : system bundle
org.eclipse.equinox.useradmin
org.eclipse.equinox.preferences
com.prosyst.mbs.pmp
com.prosyst.mbs.putilfull
com.prosyst.mbs.socketconn
com.prosyst.mbs.useradmexfull

How could I start these bundle at the DM Server start up ?

Thanks in advance for any response.

Mickaël.

From your description it sounds as if the most appropriate way would be to 'package' the bundles as a subsystem, and then reference your new subsystem in your server's profile.config file.

Take a look in the repository/bundles/subsystems directory. Each subdirectory is a dm Server subsystem. You'll want to create a new directory, containing the bundles you list above, along with a subsystem.xml file which describes your subsystem, providing its name and the defining the bundles which it contains (the order in which the bundles are listed, is the order in which they will be started by the dm Server kernel). Having made these changes you can then modify config/profile.config and add your new subsystem to those listed.

Having made these changes, starting the server should result on the bundles in the new subsystem being automatically installed and started during dm Server's startup.

Thank you it works :

I add these bundles in the repository/bundles/usr :
com.prosyst.mbs.putilfull-3.6.23.jar
com.prosyst.mbs.useradmexfull-2.6.58.jar
org.eclipse.equinox.common_3.4.0.v20080421-2006.jar
org.eclipse.equinox.registry_3.4.0.v20080516-0950.jar

I created this folder : repository/bundles/subsystems/com.prosyst.mbs
and I add these bundles into the created folder :
com.prosyst.mbs.connector-2.2.46.jar
com.prosyst.mbs.pmp-8.2.8.jar
com.prosyst.mbs.socketconn-2.2.52.jar
javax.microedition.io-3.6.5.jar
org.eclipse.equinox.preferences_3.2.201.R34x_v2008 0709.jar
org.eclipse.equinox.useradmin_1.1.0.v20080508-1815.jar

Still in this folder I created the file subsystem.xml which contains these lines :

Code:

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<subsystem name="com.prosyst.mbs" description="Prosyst Subsystem">
        <bundle symbolic-name="com.prosyst.mbs.connector"/>
        <bundle symbolic-name="com.prosyst.mbs.socketconn"/>
        <bundle symbolic-name="com.prosyst.mbs.pmp"/>
        <bundle symbolic-name="org.eclipse.equinox.preferences"/>
        <bundle symbolic-name="org.eclipse.equinox.useradmin"/>
</subsystem>

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javax.microedition.io does not appear because it is a fragment.

And finally I completed the config/profile.config file with this :

Code:

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/*
 * SpringSource dm Server profile manager default configuration file.
 */
{
        "profile": {
                "version" : 1.0,
                "name" : "web",
                "subsystems" : ["com.prosyst.mbs", "com.springsource.server.servlet", "com.springsource.server.web"],
                "optionalSubsystems" : ["com.springsource.server.management"]
        }
}

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Thanks again.

PS : What is an Optional Subsystem ?

Mickaël.

Quote:

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Originally Posted by Webskin

PS : What is an Optional Subsystem ?

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An optional subsystem is one whose absence will not cause dm Server to fail to start. We currently use it to configure a management subsystem which is present only in the enterprise version of the product.