Hi Ant, thanks for your interest in EILF. For general information about EILF please see http://www.eclipse.org/proposals/eilf/. Any chance you could somehow repeat your question at the EILF newsgroup ?
>Nice to hear EILF is looking at Tuscany, better OSGi integration is >something that would be really good for Tuscany. Any chance you could say a little more about what you'd be doing with Tuscany or if there's things that we could do to make it easier/better for you to use? > >We do have some itests showing using Tuscany with OSGi have you noticed >them - in the itest/osgi-tuscany modules - >https://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/incubator/tuscany/java/sca/itest/osgi- >tuscany/ > > ...ant One of the goals of EILF is to provide a highly scalable architecture based on standardized technologies. In general an EILF installation will be a distributed environment, so components must be useable locally and/or remotely depending on the setup. We want to use SCA/Tuscany to be able to connect components using different communication protocols. Technology independence is also a benefit as components are not restricted to be implemented in java. The bindings ws, osgi, jms and rmi are of particular importance. Any improvements and feature completeness would be appreciated greatly. Did you ever think about a corba binding ? It would also be very valuable for EILF. As EILF will be based on OSGi (using Equinox) we'd also like to see a better integration of SCA and OSGi and support for Equninox. It would be great if you could provide SCA bundles containing source code and debug information, to enable debugging in OSGi. Or a distribution as an Eclipse-Plugin-Source-Project to allow small patches/updates on the fly Thanks for all your great past and future work on Tuscany! Bye, Daniel --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
