The OSGI bundles have the following life cycle states:
1. Installed
2. Resolved
a. Starting
b. Active
c. Stopping
3. Uninstalled
After a JCS restart, the specified bundles should be in an 'active' state instead of 'resolved'.
After restarting the Java Connector Server (JCS) some servers show a status of 'Resolved' rather than 'Active' in the JCS connector web interface.
For example, connectors with Resolved Status after JCS restart:
1) JCS :: Connector :: Common (com.ca.jcs. conectors.common)
2) JCS :: Connector :: CsvEmailSender (com.ca.jcs.csv.emailsender)
3) JCS :: Connector :: JNDI (com.ca.jcs.jndi)
Change the order of the featuresBoot options in the file org.apache.karaf.features.cfg (located by default in the connector server home, ..\CA\Identity Manager\Connector Server\etc).
Move these two options: jcs-connector-jdbc, jcs-connector-jndi before jcs-connector-gab.
The featuresBoot section should look like this:
# servicemix-smpp,servicemix-snmp,servicemix-vfs
featuresBoot=karaf-framework,xml-specs,activemq-broker,activemq-spring,camel,camel-activemq,camel-nmr,saaj,camel-cxf,jbi-cluster,war,servicemix-cxf-bc,servicemix-ftp,servicemix-http,servicemix-jms,servicemix-smpp,servicemix-snmp,servicemix-vfs,camel-jms,camel-activemq,camel-spring-security,jcs-osgi,jcs-certificate-service,jcs-management,jcs-dirsync,jcs-tenantws,jcs-ldap-binding,jcs-connector-as400,jcs-connector-ca-dlp,jcs-connector-csproxy,jcs-connector-csv,jcs-connector-csvemailsender,jcs-connector-jdbc,jcs-connector-jndi,jcs-connector-gab,jcs-connector-lnd,jcs-connector-ora,jcs-connector-pps,jcs-connector-rsa7,jcs-connector-sap,jcs-connector-sfdc,jcs-connector-sql,jcs-connector-arcot,jcs-connector-sap-ume,jcs-connector-krbscript,jcs-connector-unix,jcs-connector-common,jcs-connector-tss,jcs-connector-racf,jcs-connector-acf2,jcs-connector-acf2acfesage,jcs-connector-racfirrdbu00,jcs-connector-tsscfile,jcs-connector-o365,jcs-connector-scim
Restart JCS. Changes take effect after restarting the JCS services.