Yes, 'poked' is the right term. I just showed that one can run OpenEJB from inside an OSGi container (felix in my case) while still deploying EJBs from the openejb install dir. I don't think that's the kind of integration that you should aim for.
On Tue, Nov 11, 2008 at 4:41 PM, David Blevins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote: > On Nov 11, 2008, at 12:34 PM, Oliver Günther wrote: > > Hi, >> >> hopefully I'm witting to the right place. >> >> Background: Trying to embed OpenEJB in a RCP Application(equinox/osgi). >> Problems (short): class loading, classpath-jar detection >> >> I solved some of them quick and dirty, and some are still to open. >> Before I dig deeper in the code, I would like to know the position >> regarding OSGi integration in OpenEjb. >> >> 1. Is there an interest to supply openejb working bundles ? Not only an >> MANIFEST with some OSGi relevant information, but deployable bundles ? >> >> 2. Is the interest high enough to supply split up bundles, meaning each >> jar-library being usable as full OSGi bundle with all consequences ? >> >> 3. Would the interest be as high as allowing openejb have dependencies >> to OSGi libraries ? >> >> I think this is all achievable without bloating openejb to much and >> still suppling the classic solution as of now. >> If the interest is high enough I would shift some time in my project >> towards OSGi-enabling and sending some patches. >> >> I've also inspected EasyBeans (www.easybeans.org). They have already an >> OSGi distribution, but the source looks slightly chaotic (personal >> opinion). >> >> At last a simple question. In which class are the EntityManagers >> instantiated and injected in EJB's. >> > > Hi Olli, > > We're definitely interested in a better OSGi integration. I guess the > quick answers would be 1) yes, 2) what are the consequences and how does > that vary from what we have?, 3) sure we could potentially add a > container/openejb-osgi module to put OSGi specific stuff if we need it. > > What we have there is thanks to Guillaume, which is all in reference to > ServiceMix. Not sure what needs to be done to fix up the bundles. All of > them are generated in the build. Another user (Cc'ed) has poked at this a > bit. > > > https://www.nabble.com/OpenEJB-in-an-OSGi-container-td19905326.html#a19905326 > https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/OPENEJB-921 > > -David > >
