Posts tagged with "ecf"

Today’s a great day. The Eclipse Foundation accepted the proposal for the RTP Project. RTP stands for Runtime Packaging.  And here’s what it’s all about. Marcus Baker wrote an article called “Install Me“, which was published in the book “97 things a programmer should know“. On two pages he shows the reader exactly how important [...]

Finally the voting process for this years Google Summer of Code is over and they announced the accepted students. I’m really happy that so many interesting proposals got trough and really looking forward to see the outcome of all the student projects. Here is the full list of the proposals that got accepted for 2010. [...]

I recently blogged about the OSGi EventAdmin service and got some good feedback. I like to inform people of some more things that came to light about EventAdmin. First, I added a template in PDE for the OSGi EventAdmin service that will make its debut in Eclipse 3.6 M3: It basically uses OSGi Declarative Services [...]

In part 2 of this blog series, I described how to use Equinox p2 to install a new feature into a running Equinox application server. Rather than do this install at runtime via the OSGi console, many times it’s desirable to add bundles to an application server statically at build time rather than at runtime.  For [...]

In my previous post, I described how to easily build an Equinox-based web application server that can be run on any servlet container. Note that in the previous post I had these instructions for completing the export wizard dialog d) The Generate metadata repository should be unchecked If using p2 (as in this post), this is [...]

Over the past year I’ve developed a goal of making it easier to build and deploy the Equinox runtime as a web application server.  Not only does this fit my technical skills having previously worked on a commercial application server, it also fits my technical interests. It also seems that an ever increasing set of [...]

There is a very cool new tutorial by Bryan Hunt for using ECF‘s implementation of the OSGi Distributed OSGi spec (RFC 119) and OSGi Declarative Services (DS) together to do remote declarative services. In addition to demonstrating the power of combining DS with ECF 3.0′s support for distributed OSGi services, the tutorial has two other very [...]

A few months ago I introduced you to REST. Since then my Google Summer of Code project, REST abstraction for ECF, has been accepted and a lot of work has been done. Scott Lewis and I wanted to make the use of any REST services as simple as possible and whats simpler for a bundle [...]

We’ve added to our distributed OSGi documentation (with examples+source) for ECF 3.0/Galileo: Distributed OSGi Services with ECF Getting Started with ECF’s RFC119 Implementation Getting Started Using the ECF Remote Services API We have API layering so service programmers can choose the simplest appropriate mechanism for their system requirements, while still providing access to ‘lower-level’ concerns [...]