William Drew wrote:
I am looking for some guidance on best practices or well known approaches to
building OSGi “enabled” applications. Currently I have an application that
is started from the command line calling a class with a static main().
Ø java –classpath whatever
simply provided that
support in the application via an API for such things, for example installing
and starting new bundles?
-Original Message-
From: Todor Boev [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, December 05, 2008 4:40 AM
To: users@felix.apache.org
Subject: Re: OSGi best practices
).
Would any of you have a good book recommendation on practical OSGi?
Also, what is the recommended way of doing authentication and
authorization?
Thanks for any input,
Rodrigo
In addition to the resources mentioned in other replies there is also a
presentation on OSGi best
Are you sure you can't manage to write a book?
Well, at least help me understand this OSGi jargon a little bit more:
Fragments are bundles that are attached to a host bundle by the Framework.
Attaching is done as part of resolving: the Framework appends the relevant
definitions of the fragment
In addition to the resources mentioned in other replies there is also a
presentation on OSGi best practices given by BJ Hargrave and Peter
Kriens at the OSGi Community Event in Munich and also at Java One. You
can find it at:
http://www2.osgi.org/wiki/uploads/Conference/OSGiBestPractices.pdf
any of you have a good book recommendation on practical OSGi?
Also, what is the recommended way of doing authentication and
authorization?
Thanks for any input,
Rodrigo
In addition to the resources mentioned in other replies there is also a
presentation on OSGi best
(for example http://felix.apache.org/site/apache-
felix-application-demonstration.html). It also has the sheets of a
presentation I gave at ApacheCon in Dublin about OSGi best practices
(http://felix.apache.org/site/presentations.html).
Would any of you have a good book recommendation
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