Hi Peter,
thanks for the time...
maybe I'm wrong, but seems that going to PojoSR doesn't fill my main
requirement: I need to run our API in JavaSE/EE and both Equinox (RCP
applications) and Felix, too. I'm right?
best regards,
Cristiano
On 10/04/13 03:55, Peter Kriens wrote:
I PojoSR works very fine as an OSGi framework without classloaders.
Amazing as it sounds, most bundles work out of the box. It has a full
blown service registry and supports a surprising large number of OSGi
concepts. What you miss is on the fly installing/updating and
uninstalling bundles. However, activators, declarative services, it
all works and services, like always, can come and go.
Since there is only one class loader, you find that all your J2EE code
works out of the box. I actually think this is a great way forward for
many Java users that want to use OSGi but have too many class loading
hacks to make the jump.
It is based on the Apache Felix code base so the code is quite mature.
It is actively maintained by Karl Pauls.
Kind regards,
Peter Kriens
On 10 apr. 2013, at 05:52, Cristiano Gavião wrote:
Hello,
I have a challenge and I would like some advice to figure out the
best route to take.
We have a framework api that currently runs in standard javaSE. Now I
need to use that api in an OSGi environment (Equinox and Felix) but I
still need be able to use it in javaSE (without any OSGi dependency).
I started by turning the jars into bundles by using the
maven-bundle-plugin to its maven modules.
As expected, I'm facing some classloading exceptions due to the
factories (with Class.forname(string)) that are being used inside the
api. so I started to plan the movement to interfaces and services.
But I'm a bit unsure what would be the best way to reproduce the OSGi
service registration behavior in a javaSE environment, specially the
initialization with the default implementation classes.
Researching the web I could find two possibilities:
java.util.ServiceLoader +
http://aries.apache.org/modules/spi-fly.html and PojoSR. but not sure.
please, could someone give me a light ?
thank in advance,
Cristiano
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