Hi Didier, Didier Donsez wrote: > Carsten > > I made (1,5 year ago) bridges between EA and MOMs to distribute events > across networked nodes. > cool!
> http://www-adele.imag.fr/users/Didier.Donsez/dev/osgi/eaivybridge > http://www-adele.imag.fr/users/Didier.Donsez/dev/osgi/easienabridge > but the IVY use a library with a ASL2-incompatible license and the Siena > one is not finished > They run under Oscar and some on both Oscar and Felix ! > Unfortunately the links above do currently not work for me. > My lab made also a bridge between EA and a JMS MOM but I don't know what > is its status. > > You may have a look on them. > > There is also a paper and slides (in french ;-( ) presented them at an > OSGi Users Group France workshop I can at least look at the images :) > http://hal.archives-ouvertes.fr/docs/00/09/73/43/ANNEX/slides_paper-5.pdf > http://hal.archives-ouvertes.fr/docs/00/09/73/43/PDF/paper-5.pdf > > Moreover, Bob Brady developed a bridge between EA and ECF for his MsC > He had presented his work at the ECLIPSEWORLD 2006 > Bob Brady. Developing Collaborative Tools With Equinox > and ECF, .ECLIPSEWORLD 2006, Cambridge, MA, Sept. > 8, 2006 > /Agile methods require a high degree of collaboration throughout the > application life cycle. However, many existing development tools are > essentially single-user. Coming to the rescue is the Equinox OSGi > implementation and Eclipse Communication Framework, which are gaining > momentum as a means for providing collaboration among tools, such as > their use in the Eclipse Corona project./ > > /This intermediate-to-advanced class will teach you how to use the > Equinox and ECF projects to start developing real-time collaborative > tools. We'll start with an overview of Equinox followed by several > hands-on examples to show you the basics of Equinox's built-in SOA, and > how to create a bundle that coordinates service interactions. We'll then > use practical code examples to explain how ECF can be used for > peer-to-peer messaging and sharing project resources. Finally, we'll > create a sample tool with real-time, collaborative views. Basic Java and > Eclipse development experience are prerequisites./ > > Bob (I have his email address) may send his report to you. That would be great! > > With Karl, we start to discuss about a brigde between EA and JXTA since > JXTA can broadcast messages between P2P nodes and its license is > compatible with ASL2. > > I hope this help you Yes, it does. Thanks Carsten -- Carsten Ziegeler [EMAIL PROTECTED]
