| The edit command can be used to create or edit a configuration by passing its pid as argument. |
| > config:edit org.apache.karaf.sample.pid |
| The command above will create a file etc/org.apache.karaf.sample.pid which corresponds to a configuration object with pid org.apache.karaf.sample.pid |
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| In case of Managed Service Factories the user can create or edit the configuration of a specific instance of a managed service. |
| > config:edit org.apache.karaf.sample.service.factory.pid-instanceid |
| The command above will create a file etc/org.apache.karaf.sample.service.factory.pid-instanceid but in this case the pid is generated, according to the specification. |
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| This makes further editing to the configuration difficult because the generated pid is not known to the user. To make things simple config:edit provides a special flag -f or --use-file which allows editing a configuration using the filename instead of the pid. |
| So the user can simply edit again the configuration by typing: |
| > config:edit org.apache.karaf.sample.service.factory.pid-instanceid. |
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| The --factory option can be used to create a new configuration for a given factory pid. The parameter will be used as the factory pid and the configuration pid will be generated. Note that this option |
