Hi Alexander, thanks for your answer .... I will have a look to the latest commits. I will give you more details soon regarding the help I can provide...
Kind regards jerome PS: all mails from the list come with one or 2 days later ??? On Mon, May 19, 2014 at 7:30 AM, Alexander Broekhuis <[email protected]>wrote: > Hi Jerome, > > First off, thanks for your interest in Celix! See my other comments inline. > > > 2014-05-17 18:41 GMT+02:00 jerome moliere <[email protected]>: > > > Hi all Celix gurus, > > I would like to know if you know minimal requirements regarding CPU & > > memory for a Celix platform? I am about starting a project deployed on a > > tiny ARM device (Rasperry Pi are powerful devices compared to some of > > chipsets I am looking at). > > > > While I do know several people have been working on running Celix on ARM > devices, I don't have any numbers. But conceptually Celix is a light > framework, services are function pointers, so there would be no overhead > calling a service once it is retrieved from the registry. > Most questions/remarks I've seen concern cross compiling APR. APR itself is > a quite large library, but not everything is needed by Celix. > A couple of months ago a discussion was started regarding the usage of APR > [1]. At this point my personal opinion is that we should remove it. This > would benefit running on small embedded systems as well. But due to some > time constraints I haven't been able to do anything yet. > > > > I would like to know more about the update features in Celix ? I can't > find > > many documentation related to this subject , is it comparable to the OBR > > standard features and what is the client API involved ? Hot deployment of > > installed components is supported ? > > > > The deployment admin of Celix used to be compatible with Apache Ace. As > such the current client is a combination of the Deployment Admin spec and > the Ace client. I think this is something that can be split fairly simple. > But, yes, it is comparable to the OBR features, and all code can be found > in the "deployment_admin" submodule. > Is support hot deployment and versioning. > > What Celix currently does not support is code sharing, so interaction > between modules is always through services. But I do have a local version > in which code sharing, as well as private/exported/imported libraries is > supported. Since I am working on Celix today, I hope I can commit it. See > [2] for some more details. > > > > Kind regards & thanks for your help > > PS: > > if Celix is close to my requirements I would be happy to contribute , I > > will have some time & Celix would be firt class citizen inside my > upcoming > > information system , so contributing is natural... > > > > You are welcome, I hope Celix can satisfy your needs, and if there is > anything we can do to help out, please let us know! Any help, either > patches, bugs or ideas are more then welcome! > > [1]: http://markmail.org/thread/wmyas74a3fhxorhu > [2]: http://markmail.org/thread/kdk37vz4w46jmxoa > > > -- > With kind regards, > > Alexander Broekhuis > -- J.MOLIERE - Mentor/J
