When you create a task Feature in the ESB Conductor page, the
bundles contained in the Feature are displayed in the Bundles
view on the lower half of the page. You can manage the Feature bundles in the
Bundles view.
Procedure
In the upper half of the ESB Conductor page, select the
task for which you want to manage the Feature bundles.
Click the Bundles view in the lower half of the
ESB Conductor page to display it.
Example
The default Bundles view provides the following
information regarding the bundles of the selected Feature:
Column label
Description
Available
The status of the bundle:
: The bundle is active
: The bundle is not active
Bundle Name
The name that identifies the bundle in the Artifact
repository. The bundle name is obtained from the Feature
file when the task is created.
Bundle Symbolic Name
The symbolic name that identifies the bundle in Runtime.
The symbolic name of the bundle is obtained by the
Administration Center when the Feature is deployed into
Runtime.
Version
The version of bundle. You can specify the version of the
bundle when there are multiple versions of the bundle in
the Runtime.
Is Fragment
True or false indicating if the bundle is fragment or
not. All bundles are not marked as fragment by
default.
You can customize the display of the bundle list to show/hide one or more
columns or arrange the list in a certain order using the context menu of a
column name.
Example
From the Bundles view, you can:
edit an existing bundle
add a bundle by clicking the Add button and
specify the bundle name, bundle symbolic name, version and whether it is
fragment in the corresponding fields
delete a bundle by selecting it in the list and clicking the
Delete button
The list of bundles is used to indicate the online status of the Feature. When
you add or delete a bundle in the list, the bundle is not added or deleted in
Runtime.
Click Save to save your changes.
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