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A Command Line Interface for JClouds

Prologue I've been using and contributing to jclouds for over a year now.  So far I've used it extensively in many areas and especially in the Fuse...

0 replies - 2944 views - 09/23/12 by Ioannis Canellos in Articles

Apache Karaf meets Apache HBase

Introduction Apache HBase is an open-source, distributed, versioned, column-oriented store modeled after Google's Bigtable....

0 replies - 3068 views - 09/20/12 by Ioannis Canellos in Articles

OSGI Deployment Made Easy With F.A.B

If I had a dollar each time people had a challenge with OSGi deployments ... I could solve the finance crisis in Europe. Okay I am of course exaggerating;...

0 replies - 3182 views - 09/01/12 by Claus Ibsen in Articles

How LinkedIn is Building a New Architecture with OSGi

While looking for real-life case studies of OSGi implementations, I managed to find one of the most high profile deployments.  Where?  At LinkedIn.  Enjoy...

0 replies - 9241 views - 06/25/12 by Singaram Subramanian in Articles

Understanding How OSGI Bundles Get Resolved: Part II

In my previous post, I introduced the rules for how bundles get resolved in an OSGI container. In this post, I’d like to demonstrate each rule step using...

1 replies - 4282 views - 05/29/12 by Christian Posta in Articles

Understanding How OSGI Bundles Get Resolved: Part I

I’d like to review how OSGI bundles get resolved and use Apache Karaf to demonstrate. Karaf is a full-featured OSGI container based on the Apache Felix...

1 replies - 5089 views - 05/20/12 by Christian Posta in Articles

OSGi vs. Jigsaw: Kirk Knoernschild on Modularity

Kirk Knoernschild is one of the leading experts when it comes to the OSGi community.  DZone recently had a chance ot interview him about his thoughts on...

2 replies - 11989 views - 05/14/12 by Mitch Pronschinske in Articles

Java With a Bit of OSGi - The Book

I'm dancing. By god I'm dancing on the walls. I'm dancing on the ceiling. I'm ecstatic. I'm overjoyed. I'm really, really pleased.- An excerpt from...

0 replies - 8016 views - 04/03/12 by Kirk Knoernschild in Articles

Java Module Systems, the EDT, and ClassLoader Issues

As mentioned in Java Module Systems SwingWorker, Runnable, Thread and ClassLoader Issues, where invokeLater and invokeAndWait are discussed, the EDT is a...

0 replies - 4685 views - 03/05/12 by Wade Chandler in News

Java Module Systems, SwingWorker, Runnable, Thread and Class Loader Issues

People often have a hard time getting used to a Java module system's constraints on class loaders and dealing with compile time versus runtime...

3 replies - 7839 views - 02/18/12 by Wade Chandler in News

Is OSGi ready for Enterprise yet?

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...

10 replies - 7569 views - 01/28/12 by Jan in Articles

JavaEE and OSGI based platform Nuxeo 5.5 just released!

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...

0 replies - 1117 views - 12/16/11 by Laurent Doguin in Announcements

Dependency Analysis and the Modularisation of Java Programs

Everybody agrees that modularization is good, but how do we go about transforming a big ball of mud architecture to something like...

4 replies - 13832 views - 09/22/11 by Jens Dietrich in Articles

Daily Dose: Microsoft Adding More Support for C++

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...

0 replies - 13689 views - 06/15/11 by Ross Jernigan in Daily Dose

Are we ready for Webapps with Extensions (Plugins, Apps)?

In terms of integrating your webapp with external webapps I see two different integration types: 1. Inside-Out Integration: in this type external webapps...

0 replies - 927 views - 05/02/11 by Lofi Dewanto in News