Re: What is the correct service import behavior?

nope - peaberry doesn't hold any locks during the actual service call, it only has a small amount of synchronization to properly manage internal records when setting up and tearing down a service call Yup. I figured that would be the case after Richard's replay. Now the lock holding mode

What is the correct service export behavior?

This continues the correct service import behavior thread. I want to discuss the flip side of the coin - how to properly export. Currently there are two rules which I have not disputed (but maybe I should?): - A bundle should mushroom into a runtime object structure when activated and shrink

Using CXF with WSS4J in an OSGi environment.

Hi, I am trying to use CXF and WSS4J to provide secure web services in a Felix environment. When doing this I have run into a couple of problems. I am using the cxf-minimal-bundle which needs javax.xml.ws.spi that I've provide through the geronimo-jaxws_2.1_spec bundle. These packages are

DS or iPOJO or peaberry

Hello all, I am trying to understand the differences between those technologies, but I could not find any article which compares all them side by side. Can somebody summarize pros and cons or point me to page where this is already done? We are using Guice, so I guess the logical way is to use

Re: DS or iPOJO or peaberry

Dmitry Skavish wrote: Hello all, I am trying to understand the differences between those technologies, but I could not find any article which compares all them side by side. Can somebody summarize pros and cons or point me to page where this is already done? We are using Guice, so I guess the

A-OSGi: Autonomic OSGi

Hello For some months i have followed this mailing list and have learned a lot. Now i would like to share the work i have been doing in the last months, for my master thesis. The work called A-OSGi: A framework to support the construction of autonomic OSGi-based applications tries to apply

Re: A-OSGi: Autonomic OSGi

Hi Joao, Not entirely sure... The findhook/listenerhook combination allows you to find out what services are requested by bundles (but they may not yet be bound to them). This allows on demand registration of services, as used by Distributed OSGi. The eventhook/findhook combination allows you to

Re: A-OSGi: Autonomic OSGi

Hi, On 15.06.2009, at 16:55, João Ferreira wrote: Hello For some months i have followed this mailing list and have learned a lot. Now i would like to share the work i have been doing in the last months, for my master thesis. The work called A-OSGi: A framework to support the construction of

Re: A-OSGi: Autonomic OSGi

Hi comments inline João Ferreira Clement Escoffier wrote: Hi, On 15.06.2009, at 16:55, João Ferreira wrote: Hello For some months i have followed this mailing list and have learned a lot. Now i would like to share the work i have been doing in the last months, for my master thesis.

Re: A-OSGi: Autonomic OSGi

Hi comments inline João Ferreira Toni Menzel wrote: 2009/6/15 João Ferreira jtjeferre...@gmail.com: Hello For some months i have followed this mailing list and have learned a lot. Now i would like to share the work i have been doing in the last months, for my master thesis. The work

[maven-bundle-plugin] How does it find the Import-Package version information?

Hello, I thought I understood how the Import-Package version information is determined by the maven-bundle-plugin 2.0.0. But we seem to be running into some stuff that's causing me to question whether I do or not, so I could do with some clarification. We have some bundles that have