The other day, I got to come up with a design solution for a small website. Small enough to fit on a single physical server. Nothing fancy, I had a pretty good idea on the frameworks to use and it would be a classic front-end plus back-end server deployment....
7 replies - 7880 views - 10/26/09 by Alex Mateescu in Articles
The next OSGi release (4.2) contains many enhancements such as service
registry hooks, transactions and distribution. Apache CXF
and Eclipse Riena are the pioneers using this to enable
distribution inside OSGi. Newton
as an SCA implementation and others...
1 replies - 7257 views - 04/14/09 by Slim Ouertani in Tips and Tricks
Before SCA training, I discussed with one of my colleagues about the Hessian extender. We need to export our OSGI services outside container in the SCA fashion, without the need to create explicit proxy. With the Hessian extender, we need to extend...
0 replies - 4301 views - 02/16/09 by Slim Ouertani in Articles
In my last post, I introduced hessian extender. Now, I will show how to create service that will be registered by the last extender, and a Java application that will communicate with it.First, we create a simple service interface witch is inspired here :
9 replies - 5704 views - 07/29/08 by Slim Ouertani in Articles
The OSGi specification 4.1 doesn't specify how to communicate between bundles inside the OSGi container and outside a Java application. R-Osgi is not a standard, this is why I want to share a tip provided by Roman Roelofsen from Prosyst. The first part of...
0 replies - 6505 views - 07/25/08 by Slim Ouertani in Articles
