The following is an example of an executable bundle. In this case, the bundle contains the sample application from the tutorial in Chapter 2, Tutorial

helloserver/
   2.0/
      bundle/
         actions/
            hello.sh
            install.sh
            start.sh
            status.sh
            stop.sh
         config/
            helloserver.properties
            logging.properties
         info
      shared/
         lib/
            serverhello-2.0.jar
            shared-utils-0.9.0.jar

The directory 'shared' contains the java libraries need to run this application. Since these are not platform-specific, they are inside a 'lib' directory within 'shared'. The bundle hooks inside this bundle rely on built-in BundleWorks functions to handle start, stop, and status commands. There is also a custom hook named 'hello'.

As an example, the contents of the start.sh script are shown here.

#!/bin/sh

. $BUNDLEWORKS_INCLUDE/java_service_funcs.sh

java_service_start "org.bundleworks.tutorial.HelloServer" \
   "-Djava.util.logging.config.file=$WORK_DIR/config/logging.properties" \
   "$@"

Note that executable bundles can also contain 'load' and 'unload' hooks, although this example bundle doesn't.