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The You can use the OSGI Bundles portlet enables users to install and manage existing bundles.

Select On the administration console, select the OSGI Bundles portlet in the Resources folder from the left navigation panel to access the portlet.

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You can install an OSGi Bundle by using the OSGI Bundles portlet on the Administration Console administration console with the following steps:.

  1. Click Browse to specify the location of the bundle you want to install.
  2. (Optional) Input a non-negative integer into the Start Level field to set a start level for your bundle. By default, the start level of a bundle is set to 60.
  3. (Optional) Click Select the Start check box if you want to start the bundle after installation.
  4. Select Click Install.

Each OSGi Bundle is associated with a start level which that enable the server to control the relative starting and stopping order of bundles. Only bundles that have a start level less or equal to the active start level of the server framework must be active. Usually, a bundle with a smaller start level tend to be started earlier.

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Step for managing the installed bundles in the table:

  1. Click Select the check box of the bundle that you want to take action on.
  2. Select Click Start, Stop, or Uninstall according to your specific action.

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Double click one bundle in the table, you will see the content of the MANIFEST.MF file of the bundle. This file contains headers that specify information that the server Framework needs to install correctly and activate a bundle. Such information includes: Import-Package, Export-Packages, Bundle-SymbolicName, Bundle-Version, and so on. For more information about the OSGi Bundles, see the OSGi Specifications.