5.2. Viewing a Container's OSGi Details


Revision History
09/05/12
Rewrote to reflect the UI redesign in 1.0.2

Abstract

The management console monitors the bundles installed in a container and allows you to monitor their status and inspect other information regarding the bundles.

Overview

The OSGi details page shows a searchable list of the OSGi bundles deployed into a container. You can select any bundle in the list to get detailed information about a specific bundle.

Bundle list

The list of bundles on the OSGi pages displays all of the OSGi bundles installed in the container. The list includes the following details:
  • the bundle's ID
  • the bundle's name
  • the bundle's version
  • the bundle's lifecycle state
Selecting a bundle displays opens a new page that lists details about the bundle.
Important
The bundles list does not display Fuse Application Bundles(FABs). It will list the OSGi bundles that are deployed when a FAB's manifest is resolved.

Bundle details

When a bundle is selected from the list of bundles a page listing the bundles details opens. The page displays the following details about the bundle:
  • ID
  • Symbolic Name
  • Version
  • Imported Packages
  • Exported Packages
  • Manifest Headers
  • Exported Services
For each OSGi service the bundle exports, the page includes the following service details:
  • the service's ID
  • the object classes available from the service
  • the IDs of the bundles using the service
  • the service's properties
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