Gerrit,
I actually do not see a reason to put it into the inaetics github as there is no inaetics specific code. But, it contains a JNI implementation of the celix launcher code. Without this, you need to have either a terminal installed on your android or use the adb shell. So, it is more or less essential for android app development using celix. That's why I think it might be a good idea to have it within the celix repo. Another option could obviously also be to just leave it where it is and create a link to that location. Regards, Bjoern On 21.01.2016 19:48, Gerrit Binnenmars wrote: > Hello, > Indeed very nice work. > Concerning the repo I think it is a bit more complicated. The reference > sources that are now on the github of Marco should be merged in the Celix > and demonstrator github respectively. > This launcher project is in my opinion a new project. Can't you keep it on > your github? Other option is the Inaetics github. > Gerrit > Op 21 jan. 2016 12:26 schreef "Pepijn Noltes" <[email protected]>: > >> Hi All, >> >> Nice work Daan & Marco. >> >> On Thu, Jan 21, 2016 at 8:04 AM Bjoern Petri <[email protected]> >> wrote: >> >>> >>> And of course, after there is an app for that, we also need a place for >>> that. I would be happy if we could move this code to our apache github, >>> although I am not really sure where to put it there. I assume we cannot >>> have multiple repositories, so just put it in another subfolder, like we >>> do it with celix-bootstrap? Any suggestions on this? >>> >> >> Question IMO is do we consider this part of Apache Celix project or a >> project which uses Apache Celix? >> In the latter case I would prefer a separate source control location. >> >> >> >>> >>> Regards, >>> Bjoern >>> >>> >>> On 20.01.2016 22:29, Bjoern Petri wrote: >>>> Hi! >>>> >>>> Summer last year the celix support on Android was >>>> created in form of a Dockerfile which can be used >>>> to cross-compile Celix for armv7 platforms. >>>> >>>> I am glad to announce that - thanks to the two students >>>> Daan Veldhof and Marco Jansen - there is now a Celix >>>> Android App. It uses JNI to both, start and interact >>>> with the Celix framework as well as receive callbacks to >>>> represent the state of the framework and its bundles. >>>> In addition it features a QR code reader which can be >>>> used to easily configure Celix. >>>> >>>> While Celix already allows you to have a polyglot >>>> OSGi environment, this makes it now also possible >>>> to run on a variety of arm architectures. >>>> >>>> But you can do even more: by using Remote Services, >>>> the phones can dynamically interact with each other >>>> and other computers on the same network. >>>> >>>> The source together with a dockerfile to build the >>>> app can be found here: >>>> >>>> https://github.com/bpetri/nativeLoad >>>> >>>> >>>> Have fun & feel free to comment, >>>> Bjoern >>>> >>> >> >
