I forgot to say that I use JSF which probably requires some additional
effort to work as expected.
By the way I just read a bit about OSGi R5 Submodules and was curious
about if that would fit my needs?
Regards,
Christian
Am 27.08.2012 10:31, schrieb Achim Nierbeck:
If you don't depend on WABs you certainly are able to do this already
with the HTTP-Whiteboard extender.
There are a couple of examples on how to create dynamic
Web-Applications like what you have mentioned.
For example the Karaf Webconsole is created very dynamically with
Pax-Wicket [1].
Or you might take a look at how the Pax for Vaadin is supposed to work [2].
I think these are a couple of good examples for you to elaborate if
this is already sufficient to what you planed :)
regards, Achim
[1] - https://github.com/apache/karaf-webconsole
[2] - https://github.com/ops4j/org.ops4j.pax.vaadin
2012/8/26 Christian Beikov <[email protected]>:
Hello!
I was thinking of using something like Spring Slices within my JEE/OSGi
hybrid environment, but the project seams somehow dead and also for Spring
servers only.
Since I knew that you guys are doing a lot regarding integration of JEE
technology in OSGi, I wanted to ask if you have planned something like that?
For those who don't know what Spring Slices(or at least the solution I am
looking for) is about or want a quick summary:
Web Applications can be split into parts, for example if you have a system
that contains two modules like
Blog
News
then you have 3 WAB files. Two of them are for each module(blog.war,
news.war) and a host WAB file(system.war).
The modules are children of the host WAB file, so that their contents can
only be accessed via the parent application.
Do you have planned something like that?
My use case would require that such a modularized system would be, as soon
as deployed, just like if I had packaged everything in one big WAB file.
I would like to help you with that if somehow possible.
Regards,
Christian
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