Clearly on the last version of Gemini blueprint they have work to make compatible with spring 3.1. Therefore I think Sprint-DM 1.2 is not compatible with spring 3.1. I have a question. For you if I want to use Gemini Blueprint does I need to try to replace Aries Blueprint or 2 implementation of the Blueprint specification can coexist in karaf at runtime?
Romain. 2012/6/12 Raman Gupta <[email protected]> > Another interested party re. Gemini-Blueprint here... > > Gemini-blueprint offers integration with Spring application contexts > whereas Aries Blueprint does not. Without integration with Spring and/or > Guice, I'm not sure how useful Aries can really be... The DI capabilities > of raw Blueprint are ok for basic bundles but are pretty limited for > advanced use-cases. > > For now, Spring-DM 1.2, which works out of the box on Karaf via the > feature, seems to have pretty much all the capabilities of > Gemini-Blueprint, but obviously this will become less and less true as time > goes on. > > Regards, > Raman > > > > On 06/12/2012 04:40 PM, Romain Gilles wrote: > > Hi all, > I'm really interesting too! I have try last week to make Spring 3.1.1 > and Gemini-blueprint works on karaf. I finally succeeded but with a patch > on gemini and now I trying to work with the gemeni team to see if they > accept my patch. So if you think that blueprint from aries is better let me > know. I think blueprint from aries is not able to mix standard spring + > blueprint as gemini does. > I think if you have a strong adherence with spring then you will have to > go on gemini-blueprint as I does. I my case it is not me but a third party > that use massively spring features. > Any way if I have time I will try to replace aries blueprint by > gemini-blueprint. I'm not sure that is possible? > > Romain. > > 2012/6/12 bobshort <[email protected]> > >> I added the Spring feature dependency to my feature and it refreshes >> everything on install. Thanks for the tip! >> >> On a slightly different topic, I'm curious about the "Aries usually works >> better than Spring DM" comment? We are pretty heavy Spring users. I've >> considered switching to Blueprint but haven't seen anything definitive on >> what makes it better. There is a lot of Spring specific logic in our app >> I'd >> have to replace, particularly the use of annotations and some aop >> functionality, but I'd consider it if there was a significant benefit. >> >> Can you elaborate on the what makes Aries better? >> >> -- >> View this message in context: >> http://karaf.922171.n3.nabble.com/Install-refresh-issue-tp4024804p4024817.html >> Sent from the Karaf - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com. >> > > >
