I am attempting to use Jetty as a bundle in an OSGi framework. I am a few weeks new with OSGi so I will provide what I understand to the best of my knowledge...
My original project has a few OSGi bundles. I figured to start with something small. I am defining only a single class file REST application.
My environment is Eclipse Oxygen, using Java 1.8, and OSGi R6. I am using BndTools plugin for Eclipse. My project is built using the enroute templates. For this project I used the application template.
I placed my existing code in the following repo. I believe the issue is not understanding Jetty to the depth of being able to configure it correctly.
I have added the Jetty OSGi bundles defined in Getting Started. I have added annotations defined in the associated link.
On customizing the Jetty container, I attempted to set the jetty.http.port. This doesn't work so I would expect. I select the Run As -> Run Configuration -> Environment tab. I define the -Djetty.http.port=8123. The port is still being defined to use port 8080.
When I attempt to access the REST methods, I am receiving a 403 when I go to the path that I defined in the Example.java class file.
Thank you for your help on what I believe is a simple matter.
Cheers,
Jim
