Dear Osgi Members,
I have gone through this below link. What should i do after this. Please
help me out. I am new to OSGi.
http://bndtools.org/tutorial.html
Thanks Regards
Syed
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On Thursday 03 October 2013 12:16 AM, osgi-dev-requ...@mail.osgi.org wrote:
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Hi Syed,
I would recommend using OSGi for a simple modularised task, or modularising an
existing application - prompting more specific questions.
Depending on what work you have in front of you, you could investigate some of
the higher level abstractions, such as those in Spring, etc.
Best, Dan.
Syed,
I am also a newcomer to OSGi. I've been working with it for about 6-8
months converting an existing application to OSGi. I strongly recommend
Dan's suggestion of investigating higher level abstractions like DS,
Spring, iPOJO and Blueprint. A higher level API will be very helpful if
you
Hi Syed,
joke apart ..
the tutorial is a grea starting point but as a next step you should pick
some small real world or toy project and try to implement it using OSGi.
On the way you will learn a lot and for sure come back with some
questions and problems where we can help out.
You might
Did you take a look at the book suggestions you received on the other mailing list? I particularly recommend OSGi in Action (Hall et al) and Enterprise OSGi in Action (Ward and Cummins).After that, it's best to try to apply what you have learned to something real, even if it's only small scale.
Just a curiosity...
why Bndtools uses Ant instead Maven ?
Cristiano
On 03/10/13 13:49, Neil Bartlett wrote:
Did you take a look at the book suggestions you received on the other
mailing list? I particularly recommend OSGi in Action (Hall et al) and
Enterprise OSGi in Action (Ward and
Cristiano,Bndtools can use most build tools, including Ant, Maven and Gradle. We use the "build model" provided by bnd to abstract away from the low-level build system, so actually you rarely touch the build.xml files when working with bnd.I know that Ant isn't fashionable these days. But neither
Hi Neil,
thanks for the inputs...
I have been using maven since a long time. too long before I started
with OSGi 3 years ago.
Then it was natural my involvement with the maven-bundle-plugin and
tycho and m2e. Besides the fact that was a kind problematic at the
beginning, currently we have
