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Subject: [jira] [Closed] (ACE-592)  how to use Apache ACE web UI to remotely
 manage OSGi bundles on  many server devices.
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robertbob closed ACE-592.
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       Resolution: Fixed
    Fix Version/s: 2.1.0

The problem has been solved, thank you very much for your support and help.=
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>  how to use Apache ACE web UI to remotely manage OSGi bundles on  many se=
rver devices.
> -------------------------------------------------------------------------=
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>
>                 Key: ACE-592
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/ACE-592
>             Project: ACE
>          Issue Type: Question
>          Components: Deployment
>            Reporter: robertbob
>             Fix For: 2.1.0
>
>         Attachments: screenshot-1.png
>
>
>  =20
>     I'm trying to use Apache ACE web UI to remotely manage OSGi bundles o=
n  many server devices.
>    =20
>    =20
>     I followed the documentations   but I can't find out how to actually =
add a target  to the server.
>    =20
>     My steps are as follows =EF=BC=9A=20
>    =20
>         1. Start the ACE server
>              C:\ace\server-allinone
> =20
>              java -Dorg.osgi.service.http.port=3D8080 -Dorg.apache.ace.se=
rver=3Dlocalhost:8080 -Dorg.apache.ace.obr=3Dlocalhost:8080  -jar server-al=
linone.jar
>         2. Start an ACE target
>           C:\ace\target\bin
>           java  -Dagent.identification.agentid=3Dtarget2  -Dagent.discove=
ry.serverurls=3Dhttp://localhost:8080   -jar   ace-launcher.jar  =20
>   =20
>         3.Provisioning software
>        =20
>          =EF=BC=881=EF=BC=89Go to the ACE web-based UI, and click Retriev=
e in order to be sure that you have the latest version of the repository.
>          If your target is up and running, it should be displayed in the =
"Targets" column with a name of target-1;
>          =20
>           (2) Add the artifacts you want to deploy. This can be done in t=
wo ways: either by dragging-and-dropping them=20
>           directly onto the "Actifacts" column (a blue border or line sho=
uld appear for the artifacts to be accepted).=20
>           Alternatively, you can use the + button above the "Artifacts" c=
olumn and using the "Upload" button
>            in the dialog presented for each artifact you want to add;
>           =20
>            (3) Create a new feature by clicking on the + button above the=
 Features column, give it a name and acknowledge the dialog;
>           =20
>                MY QUESTION: What is the rule of data fill  =EF=BC=9F
>               =20
>            =EF=BC=884=EF=BC=89 Create a distribution by clicking on the +=
 button above the "Distributions" column, again give it a name=20
>            and acknowledge the dialog;
>           =20
>               MY QUESTION: What is the rule of data fill  =EF=BC=9F
>              =20
>              =EF=BC=885=EF=BC=89 Next, you can create associations betwee=
n your artifacts, features, distributions and targets:=20
>              a. select one or more artifacts and drag them onto the featu=
re you created.=20
>              This will associate these artifacts to your feature;=20
>              b. select your feature and drag it onto your distribution, c=
reating an association between your feature=20
>              and distribution;=20
>              c. select your distribution and drag it onto your target to =
associate your distribution to your target.
> Verify your associations are correct by clicking your artifacts, features=
 and distributions.=20
>            Doing this should highlight the associations.=20
>           =20
>            =EF=BC=886=EF=BC=89 To persist the changes, you can use the St=
ore button at the top of the screen;
> After a couple of seconds, the software is deployed onto the target.=20
> If you used the Felix demonstration application, you should be presented =
with a nice Swing UI.
>  MY QUESTION:  It doesn't work!   Console does not prompt information  =
=EF=BC=81
>       My other question is:=20
>    =EF=BC=881=EF=BC=89 how to view a TARGET has been installed in the BUN=
DLE =EF=BC=9F=20
>          how to  start/stop/uninstall a BUNDLE ?
>         =20
>     (2)  how to   integration with Apache Felix  using Apache ACE Agent?=
=20
>    =20
>     Thank you very much for your reply.=20


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