Id: This column displays the bundle Id which is unique for each bundle. The bundles in the table are sorted according to the ascending order of their Ids. This listing order complies with the starting order of the bundles. The bundles with smaller start levels tend to have smaller Id numbers.
Symbolic Name: This column displays the Symbolic Name of each bundle. This attribute is set by the Bundle-SymbolicName header in the MANIFEST.MF file in the bundle.
Version: This column displays the version of each bundle, which is set by the Bundle-Version header in the MANIFEST.MF file in the bundle.
State: This column displays the state of each bundle.
- Bundles that are started are shown as Active. You can stop the bundle by using the Stop button.
- Bundles that are stopped are shown as Resolved. You can start the bundle by using the Start button.
Utilities: This column displays the actions you can perform to view different information of each bundle.

Viewing different groups of Bundles

By default, all installed bundled are listed when you open the OSGi portlet. However, you can choose to show only specific group of bundles:

Select WAB to list web bundles only;
Select Blueprint to list blueprint bundles only;
Select System to list system bundles only, the start level of system bundle must be less than 50;
Select Configuration to list all configuration bundles used by Geronimo system modules;

Viewing the information of OSGi Bundles

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Click View Manifest to 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.
Click View wired bundles to see which bundles those imported packages are from and which bundles are using exported packages from the current one. ＃
Click View services to see the services that the bundle is using and that the bundle has registered with the Framework.

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