Hi,
We are at the crossroads ("à la croisée des chemins in french"). It will be
very difficult to maintain Camel projects runnable in OSGI and non-OSGI
environments. OSGI projects are really specific because they depends on
bundles, packages must be exported, imported in the MANIFEST file, procedure
deployment and testing ...
Moreover, the developers/architects will more and more use spring OSGI
facilities like <osgi:service>, <osgi:reference> to expose bundle services
(and use them in another bundle) or <osgix:cm-properties> to pass parameter
coming from properties file.
So, I cannot figure out how it will be possible possible to run a camel
project in/out of OSGI servers
My feeling is that for the developers, they need a ServiceMix kernel bundle
that we can integrate within Eclipse/NetBeans/... in order to launch our
camel routes and debug them. Temporary, we can use the remote debugging
provided by ServiceMix
(http://cwiki.apache.org/SMX4KNL/51-troubleshooting-debugging-and-profiling.html)
to debug our code deployed externally of Eclipse.
In consequence, don't change anything in the existing code.
Regards,
Charles
James.Strachan wrote:
>
> 2009/3/26 Willem Jiang <willem.ji...@gmail.com>:
>> Adding a Bundle-Activator into the camel-spring module will introduce
>> the
>> dependency of OSGi jars into camel-spring.
>> I'm wandering if we could do some thing on the camel-osgi module's
>> Bundle-Activator to override the camel-spring's Spring handler?
>
> Yeah -could we just not have a bundle activator in camel-osgi that
> does the camel-osgi stuff - then delegate (if we need to) to spring-dm
> stuff?
>
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