Accessing the OSGi console
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The OSGi framework Concierge runs on the BUG and acts as the host for BUG applications and libraries. The console allows users to interact with the runtime environment, to manage OSGi bundles and find out more information about what's going on. Additionally, bundles can be installed directly from the console.
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Getting to the Console
Accessing the OSGi from within BUG command line
To connect to the console while logged into your BUG, type:
telnet localhost 8090
Accessing the OSGi console on Virtual BUG
To interact with the OSGi console while using the Virtual BUG, simply use the console in Eclipse!
Accessing the OSGi console from the host
To connect to the console from the host machine, simply
telnet 10.10.10.10 8090
Common Commands and Tasks
root@BUG ~ # telnet localhost 8090 Using fallback suid method (:
Now you can get help:
(: help Command Usage____________________________Description__________________________________________________________________ bundles [filter] Returns a list of bundles present in current OSGi runtime environment. consumers [(bundle id | bundle name)]... Returns a list of services that each bundle consumes is currently consuming. disconnect Disconnect the shell. ...
You can see all the installed bundles like this:
(: bundles Id_State____Name___________________Version___________Location___________________________________________ 0 active System Bundle 1.0.0.RC2 System Bundle 1 resolved osgi 3.0 file:./osgi.jar 2 resolved Service Tracker 1.0.0804101164406 file:./ch.ethz.iks.concierge.tracker.jar 3 active BUG OSGi Console 1.0.0804101164406 file:./com.buglabs.osgi.shell.jar 4 active Http Service 1.0.0804101164406 file:./com.buglabs.osgi.http.jar ...
