Tag: ipojo
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Simplify OSGi application tests with the OSGi Helper library
Testing OSGi applications and services has always been a difficult challenge. Despite the development of several frameworks such as OPS4J Pax Exam, or junit4osgi, writing tests requires a non-negligible amount of code to manage the OSGi aspect of the test. Indeed, waiting and getting the service under test or releasing the service requires dealing directly…
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Spotlight on OW2 Chameleon
When building applications for specific domains, we often face a more and more important issue: how do I build the runtime required by the application? For enterprise applications, JEE application servers provide a technical stack containing all required services, but for desktop applications, or communication gateways there are no all-in-one solutions. Indeed, the runtime must…
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Apache Felix community presentation at the OSGi Users Forum Germany
akquinet will represent the Apache Felix project in a panel session at the OSGi Users Forum Germany on the 27th of October in Ludwigsburg, Germany. The panel will focus on the major OSGi frameworks and projects. The full agenda for the event is here. akquinet is a pretty active company in the Felix community. It…
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The OSGi Framework Multiplication – A RFC 138 overview
The last week, akquinet has presented the RCF 138 of OSGi R4.2 – Draft named Multiple Frameworks in one JVM to the OSGi Users Group – France meeting (more info here and here (in French)).
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Propagating OSGi dynamism in web interfaces
This post is the third post of the dynamokos series. This post focuses on the propagation of OSGi dynamism into web interfaces. This became a critical issue, as new innovative and user-friendly web applications must be able to react to ‘server’ changes.
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Introducing Dynamic Discovery into OSGi distributed applications
This post is the second post of the dynamokos series. It improves the application made in the first post by adding dynamic remote service discovery. To achieve that, I describe how to use a discovery protocol in order to avoid to statically import the service. We will see: How A discovery service works How we…
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Distributed OSGi applications with Apache CXF DOSGi
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This is the first post of the Dynamokos series. This series explores how to build dynamic distributed web applications with OSGi step by step. Inside this post In this post, we will show how to: Use Apache CXF DOSGi to expose an OSGi service as a web service Use Apache CXF DOSGi to import the…
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Dynamokos : Dealing with dynamism in OSGi distributed web applications
Dynamokos is not a Greek specialty. It’s the name of this post series. Dynamokos aims to illustrate how OSGi can be used for distributed dynamic web applications. OSGi offers great features such as the modularity, dynamism, hot-deployment… However, it is not simplex to know how to build sophisticated applications on the top of OSGi. Especially…
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JOnAS Showcase : having the best of Java EE and OSGi
This post describes the JOnAS Showcase. This showcase illustrates how the JOnAS application server supports OSGi integration. Thanks to JOnAS, OSGi and Java EE can collaborate together in a very elegant way.
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