I concur, Restlet on OSGi is interesting to play with ... maybe a candidate for a research-oriented project, or something with a very future forward vision. I don't think it's a serious option for production work right now ... I'd stick with either the Servlet or Standalone modes for production applications. I have been able to do some cool stuff with Restlet under Eclipse OSGi though -- nice to be able to swap plugins around the Restlet bits.
On Fri, Nov 14, 2008 at 11:14 AM, Jonathan Hall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > re OSGi, > I found that I had to battle with the infancy of running in an OSGi > environment far more than being productive. I'd consider waiting until > things stabilise a bit more. Mileage varies of course. If you do consider > that route, S2AP (might have rebranded) from the spring folks helped a > little, but added complexities and other issues. At this moment in time, it > is not something I could consider using. It would be interesting to hear > others thoughts and opinions. > > Jon >
