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15:17:59 <dfarrell07> icbts: is there a way to install Karaf bundles, not groups into features, via a path other than interactive `bundle:install` shell commands?
15:18:03 <dfarrell07> icbts: https://github.com/dfarrell07/ansible-opendaylight/issues/10#issuecomment-105952584
15:18:27 <dfarrell07> icbts: I see that I could drop jars in a deploy folder to install bundles (I think)
15:19:24 <dfarrell07> icbts: and there are non-interactive ways (like editing featuresBoot list) to install features (but not individual bundles, I think)
15:20:14 <dfarrell07> icbts: I think I can make `bundle:install` commands with for that person's use-case, but I wanted to be sure that I wasn't missing a better way to solve the problem
15:20:22 <dfarrell07> work for*
15:24:28 <ChUsama> Hi, Is there a way to use Wait Until Keyword Succeeds on a block of statements ?
15:27:06 <catohornet> Hmm, maybe your block of statements could be stored in a list variable and the keyword can act/parse the list variable.
15:27:39 <catohornet> or do you want the keyword to act on each statement separately?
15:28:13 <ChUsama> No i want to act it like a loop. Like repeat from step 1 if step 3 didn't match
15:29:20 <catohornet> You can use 'Wait Until Keyword Succeeds' in  a For loop. Have you tried that?
15:30:05 <ChUsama> No. I haven't tried that. My question is what i will be polling in that case ?
15:30:09 <ChUsama> ${resp}    RequestsLibrary.Get    ${ODL_CONTROLLER_SESSION}    ${OPERATIONAL_TOPO_API}
15:30:10 <ChUsama> Should Contain    ${resp.content}    ${MININET}:${OVSDB_PORT}
15:30:53 <ChUsama> these are my two lines which i want to implement using WUKS
15:31:40 <catohornet> ok
15:34:05 <ChUsama> I tried to use this Check For Elements At URI but the output is datastore which i don't know how to check
15:35:43 <catohornet> The datastore output is xml, json?
15:35:50 <ChUsama> json
15:39:57 <catohornet> Let me check for an example that parses json. I know it exist because others have had to parse json.  Others  resort to translating json to xml and then parse the xml.
15:41:31 <icbts> dfarrell07: Hi
15:41:44 <icbts> dfarrell07: sorry for delay, was preparing for conference call with client
15:41:46 <catohornet> Hi
15:42:04 <icbts> dfarrell07: you can use bundle:install or feature:install
15:42:07 <icbts> the featuresBoot list
15:42:13 <icbts> or use the hot deploy folder
15:42:37 <icbts> as the usual way of installing things into karaf
15:43:48 <dfarrell07> icbts: Does featuresBoot work for bundles that aren't grouped into features?
15:43:57 <icbts> its just for features
15:44:17 <dfarrell07> icbts: kk, that answers it (need to use bundle:install)
15:44:19 <dfarrell07> icbts: thanks!
15:44:50 <icbts> hmm, i wonder if startup properties would add it?
15:45:00 <icbts> i know that adds the boot level
15:45:56 <dfarrell07> icbts: startup properties? is that in a config file? /me greps
15:46:32 <icbts> home/etc
15:51:24 * icbts starting in on an another 8 hour conference call
15:51:48 <icbts> dfarrell07: some good news, I’ll be able to make the ODL summit this JUly
15:51:56 <icbts> hope you meet you and others that week
15:52:41 <dfarrell07> icbts: Awesome! I'm sure you'll meet almost everyone, it's a well attended (and generally great) event :)
15:52:52 <icbts> excellent :)
15:54:21 <odp-gerritbot> A change was merged to integration: Adding new AAA idmlite Robot test suite (More tests will be implemented in this suite)  https://git.opendaylight.org/gerrit/18499
16:09:04 <catohornet> #endmeeting