[Sorry for the very late comments, only just catching up]
I agree that fragments are a logical way to go here.
At 14:44 09/11/2006, Hawkins, Joel wrote:
OSGi has a concept known as a Bundle Fragment. A fragment is packaged as
a separate bundle, but at runtime acts is if it were packaged
At 21:04 09/11/2006, Hawkins, Joel wrote:
@Nicole: Accessing the classloader corresponding to a particular bundle.
It's a back-door cheat like the Declarative Services guys use, and its
very implementation-specific. Plus it's nice to have a place to isolate
implementation-specific stuff. :-)
At 22:14 09/11/2006, Jim Marino wrote:
in a war, it may go in the /lib directory. For OSGi bindle fragments,
is there a deployment API/mechanism where I can take a plain jar
(i.e. no OSGi manifest entries), hand it to the OSGI container and
declare that it is a fragment (maybe it is something
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[Sorry for the very late comments, only just catching up]
I agree that fragments are a logical way to go
Hi Nicole,
I was out on vacation last week, so my apologies for not answering your
mail sooner. I think your second alternative, namely creating virtual
bundles on the fly in the manner of the Spring-OSGi integration, would
be the preferable way to go. It seems more in keeping with the
Hi Nicole,
Comments below. One general thing is if you have code it is better to
submit it as small patches, even if incomplete, than one big patch.
That makes our job committing it a little easier and also allows
people to comment or get involved early on. So, even if it is still
rough,
Tuesday 8 PST works for me as well.
Cheers,
Joel
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Tuesday 8 PST works for me.
Thanks
Nicole
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Binding
Tuesday 8 PST works for me.
Thanks
Nicole
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Monday early morning is bad for me (I have a meeting starting early).
Could we
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Sure. I could be available. Nicole, what Timezone are you in? I'm
PST,
Joel, I believe you are CST.
I'm CET (Germany
Tuesday 8 PST works for me.
Thanks
Nicole
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Monday early morning is bad for me (I have a meeting starting early).
Could we do
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Sure. I could be available. Nicole, what Timezone are you in? I'm
PST,
Joel, I believe you are CST.
I'm CET (Germany). Having
runtimes.
What do you guys think?
Jim
Thanks,
Joel
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Sure. I could be available. Nicole, what Timezone are you in? I'm
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Sure. I could be available. Nicole, what Timezone are you in? I'm
PST,
Joel, I believe you are CST.
I'm CET (Germany). Having the IRC
I think an IRC might be helpful. Comments below:
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...services. I would also like to avoid proxying the OSGi services
Nicole
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I think an IRC might be helpful. Comments below:
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, Nicole [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hi,
thanks for providing the information :-)
I like Joels idea to use fragment bundles. Seems to be a good way to
solve
the classloading challenge.
Is there any
, November 09, 2006 1:12 AM
To: tuscany-dev@ws.apache.org
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...services. I would also like to avoid proxying the OSGi services if
possible.
Can you define what you mean by proxying the OSGi service? Sorry if
I'm
being dense. Are you referring to support for an optimized wire
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I think an IRC might be helpful. Comments below:
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Sent
regards
Nicole
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On Nov 9, 2006, at 6:44 AM, Hawkins, Joel wrote:
I think an IRC might be helpful. Comments below:
Sure. I could
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Hi guys - answers (and more questions) inline:
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From: Wengatz, Nicole [mailto:[EMAIL
Hi Nicole,
Sorry I haven't responded yet but I wanted to spend some time going
over the slides you sent (thanks a lot for them). I'll respond over
the weekend.
Jim
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Hi Jim, Joel and other OSGi interested guys,
I
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High Nicole, Jim and other OSGi interested guys,
Nicole - I think your usage scenarios all look reasonable. I've been
able to get the local ones working (demoed at Eclipse world
Hi guys - answers (and more questions) inline:
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Hi Joel,
I discussed your EMail with my colleague Robert
: OSGi Binding
Hi guys - answers (and more questions) inline:
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Hi Joel,
I discussed your EMail with my colleague
to support both models. Sound good?
Best regards
Nicole
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Hi guys - answers (and more questions) inline
On 11/3/06, Hawkins, Joel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You'll get the samples and the prototype runtime as
well. I'll have it in the mail to you and Robert today. I think it'll
really help our discussions, instead of me waving my hands about my head
and writing about things you haven't seen! ;-)
: ant elder [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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On 11/3/06, Hawkins, Joel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You'll get the samples and the prototype runtime as
well. I'll have it in the mail to you and Robert today. I
On 11/3/06, Hawkins, Joel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, as soon as I can get around to making the maven builds work, I was
just going to raise a JIRA and attach the patch. Would you like me to
make a JIRA and attach what I'm planning on sending Nicole, and do the
patch later?
I'm fine either
High Nicole, Jim and other OSGi interested guys,
Nicole - I think your usage scenarios all look reasonable. I've been
able to get the local ones working (demoed at Eclipse world), but I
haven't had much luck yet with the remote ones. I'm having issues with
the Axis2 binding right now - I'm hoping
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