Re: apache felix and spring integration

2018-02-16 Thread Christian Schneider
It is possible to migrate a spring based application to OSGi but do not underestimate the effort. For old spring applications plain blueprint might be a good alternative as it is very similar to spring xml. In a modern spring application you use a lot of annotations though. For this case you can t

Re: apache felix and spring integration

2018-02-15 Thread kentsang77
Thanks to your quick reply. I like felix embedded mode as it can be easily integrated into my application. Karak is a container and I found this: http://karaf.922171.n3.nabble.com/embedding-karaf-td4028257.html Saying that embedding a container doesn't make sense at all. from the latest karaf d

Re: apache felix and spring integration

2018-02-14 Thread Jean-Baptiste Onofré
Hi, I second François here. Karaf is definitely an option. As Karaf supports Spring, it would allow to "migrate" smoothly using Blueprint and the Spring extender for instance. Regards JB On 02/15/2018 04:38 AM, François Papon wrote: > Hi Ken, > > You can take a look to Apache Karaf, it's an en

Re: apache felix and spring integration

2018-02-14 Thread François Papon
Hi Ken, You can take a look to Apache Karaf, it's an enterprise container base on OSGi (you can choose Apache Felix as framework). It introduce the concept of feature for helping you to deal with bundle dependencies and other framework like Spring. https://apache.karaf.org François Le 15 fév