Georg Schmidt wrote:
Hi Guillaume,
thank you very much!
The issue is the licence.
As eclipse project we would not be able to use source code that is published
using a GPL/LGPL.
I understand
You seem to have touch to that area. Did you know other packages that are
embedding a Tomcat as OSGi bundle?
Not in my knowledge. It seems that, in the OSGi world, jetty is prefered
when it comes to bundlization :)
Or could you help us (or even give us some tips) to prepare such a bundle
and publishing it below an eclipse licence?
Why not.
Do you know that there is some recent discussion on the Tomcat list
about bundlization ?
http://tomcat.markmail.org/message/5uoa6b6ulobslbu5?q=
BTW, in JOnAS, we're really wrapping Tomcat in a bundle, ie, no tomcat
interfaces are exposed as OSGi services. We have our own web container
interface, and this is the only interface exposed as service. we did not
bring any dynamism inside Tomcat (like adding connectors at runtime, new
service, ...).
--Guillaume
Many thanks,
George
