OSGi and enterprise computing, no problem - is there? Being a Spring enthusiast used to plain old Spring and JEE projects I recently took over a project based on OSGi. The scope of the project was to build the future enterprise platform based on OSGi. So as...
10 replies - 3228 views - 01/28/12 by Jan in Articles
Seasons greetings everyone,
We just did a new major release of Nuxeo and it's called Nuxeo Platform 5.5 . This is platform gives you a content repository, a set of services and UI building blocks based on java standards to build your own content application.
0 replies - 467 views - 12/16/11 by Laurent Doguin in Announcements
Everybody agrees that modularization is good, but how do we go about
transforming a big ball of mud architecture to something like OSGi?
Introduction
4 replies - 7988 views - 09/22/11 by Jens Dietrich in Articles
In a research paper published by Google last week, C++ was found to be the best-performing programming language in the market, trumping Java, Scala, and its own Go language after a number of tests. Today, Microsoft revealed its plans to make C++ more suited...
0 replies - 10151 views - 06/15/11 by Ross Jernigan in Daily Dose
In terms of integrating your webapp with external webapps I see two different integration types:
1. Inside-Out Integration: in this type external webapps can use services which are offered by your webapp.
2. Outside-In Integration: this integration lets...
0 replies - 490 views - 05/02/11 by Lofi Dewanto in News
Recently, I got a question on how to disallow bundles to call System.exit method and shutdown the full system.
The first solution is to do with an old static java applications :
Delegates security to osgi framework :
java -jar framework.jar -init...
0 replies - 5387 views - 04/08/11 by Slim Ouertani in Articles
Before we get underway, we want to make the point that all of this is based on our current understanding of the positions of both the OSGi folk and the current plans for Jigsaw. We're not an expert in either, so there may well be egregious lies in this post!...
10 replies - 5300 views - 03/03/11 by Martijn Verburg in Articles
Java EE 6 developers will wake up this morning and be able to experience a
new, major
release of the Oracle GlassFish Server and the companion GlassFish Server
3.1, Open Source Edition. This release extends Java EE 6 Reference
Implementation New...
0 replies - 594 views - 03/01/11 by Pieter Humphrey in Announcements
NoSQL backers Membase and CouchOne just announced that they are merging to create Couchbase, Inc. Combining the caching and clustering technology of Membase, and the document database capabilities of CouchDB, the newly-minted Couchbase company will be...
0 replies - 18208 views - 02/09/11 by Katie Mckinsey in Daily Dose
OSGi in Action is a an excellent treatment of a complex subject. The authors do a very good job of explaining what OSGi is, what it does, and how it can be useful. They also go into considerable...
1 replies - 5653 views - 01/31/11 by Ivan Kirkpatrick in Book Reviews
Today Stuart McCulloch released version 2.2.0 of the maven-bundle-plugin from Apache Felix. This release may look like a minor update because it only contains two fixes, but one of them is very important. The workhorse behind the maven-bundle-plugin, Peter...
0 replies - 2115 views - 01/17/11 by Jörg Buchberger in Announcements
A few weeks ago, CloudBees, a cloud infrastructure that lets developers write code, test it, and put it into production on a PaaS, acquired InfraDNA—the infant startup of Hudson creator Kohsuke Kawaguchi, who left Oracle this year. I spoke with CloudBees...
0 replies - 20994 views - 12/15/10 by Mitchell Pronsc... in Daily Dose
Last month, Eclipse Executive Director Mike Milinkovich stated his reservations about the Jigsaw brand of modularity in Java 8. It is now a surprise that Eclipse is supporting the new JSR for Java 8. It was originally thought that the Jigsaw modularity...
2 replies - 23242 views - 11/24/10 by Mitchell Pronsc... in Daily Dose
Ross Mason of Mulesoft recently blogged: "OSGi - no thanks".
Ross is a smart guy and he usually has something interesting to say. In
this case, I think Ross has made a lot of good points:
1. Ross is right - OSGi is a great technology for...
1 replies - 7958 views - 11/11/10 by Paul Fremantle in News
Although he is very supportive of Java 7, Mike Milinkovich, the Executive Director of the Eclipse Foundation, said in a blog post this weekend that Eclipse would vote against JDK 8 if it doesn't accommodate the OSGi modularity and services framework. ...
12 replies - 7827 views - 10/18/10 by Mitchell Pronsc... in Articles
