Hello Mehul,
To have different OSGi frameworks share services, you need an implementation of
the Remote Services specification (which is part of the OSGi Compendium). As
with many of these specs, multiple implementations exist (one is part of Apache
CXF, there is one in Eclipse ECF, I’m aware of a commercial implementation
offered by Paremus and I’m sure I’m forgetting a few) but my personal
recommendation would be to take a look at the Amdatu implementation:
http://amdatu.org/components/remote.html
That page should contain enough information to get you started. If not, feel
free to ask specific questions about it on the Amdatu mailing list
(http://amdatu.org/mailinglist.html) or if they are about the specification of
this service, you can ask them here as well.
Greetings, Marcel
On 10 December 2015 at 08:11:01, Mehul Mistry (mistrymehul1...@gmail.com) wrote:
Hi
I am a basic OSGi user, which is, we have used OSGi in our project where the
service/container is setup in one VM.
However, now to expand further I would like to know how can I setup two OSGi
environments in different VMs and communicate between each other? To explain
more, I want to setup one more OSGi environment on my system / another system
in closed network and access service from one OSGi environment to another and
vis-versa.
I was going to the OSGI.org and found lot of information and kinda got lost on
what exactly i would need in this situation. I came across a white papaer OSGi
and Discovery in the cloud, but I don't think I want to setup anything with a
cloud in my scenario.
Can someone guide me to what exactly will work for me and materail/tutorial
related to it? It would be very helpful
Thanks
Mehul
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