Set up the Behaviour of the Framework

You can tune the operation and behavior of the image framework by turning on/off its most influential features.

The settings for such a configuration are grouped under the Framework Options section of the Image Description file.

Define the Initial Framework Start Level

Use the Start level option to specify the framework start level, that the highest start level that the installed bundles must have to be allowed to be started.

Turn on/off Features

Use the following "enable"/"disable" options to activate/deactivate specific features.

• Disable lazy mode – Lazy activation policy of bundles will not be taken into account and classes of active bundles will be loaded in memory right after their startup.
• Enable security – The security sub-system of the framework will be on. It will check bundle permissions according to the defined security policy.
• Disable certificates – The framework won't determine the trust of a bundle by using certificates from a truststore.

Add Options to the Starting Script

You can additionally configure the framework by passing options to its starting script. For example, for clean startup, that is, without ready storage, pass the clean option to the script. For more information on the supported options refer to Starting the Framework.

Fill the options to the starting script in the Script properties field separating them with spaces.

Pass Options to the JVM

You can configure the image generation so that the JVM receives specific options related to its execution behavior. For example, you might pass some system properties or specify an agent native library.

Fill the properties separating them with spaces in the Java properties field.