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== Run Your Exported OSGi Bundle Using CLI ==

First, start your OSGi server and then enter 'ss' at the osgi> prompt.
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Install your bundle making note of its ID number. Then type 'ss' to ensure your bundle is installed.
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Use the 'start' com and to run your bundle.
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Use the 'stop' command to stop your bundle. Use the 'uninstall' command to remove your bundle from the execution environment. Use the 'exit' command to leave the OSGi console.
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'''Congratulations!''' You've just run your exported OSGi bundle in a standalone execution environment.

== OSGi Console Commands ==
* bundle-level
* headers
* install
* list
* ls
* refresh
* resolve
* restart
* shutdown
* start
* start-level
* stop
* uninstall
* update