Thanks I'll take a look :) Regards
On Thu, Jan 8, 2009 at 8:07 AM, Pierre Dubois <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi Vinicius, > > Most, if not all of what you are looking for is implemented in an Open > source project (Apache 2.0 licence) called dysoweb: > > http://forge.objectweb.org/project/showfiles.php?group_id=304 > > Dysoweb is an OSGi platform (Apache Felix) embedded in a servlet context > that can serve servlet requests to servlets, filters and jsp pages packaged > in OSGi bundles. > > The idea is to have a modular and dynamically upgradable web application. > > (Sparse) Documentation is here: > > http://dysopedia.requea.com > > Lot of the dysoweb code deals with servlets, filters, jsp and taglibs in an > OSGi environment like felix, but if you are looking at just embedding felix > in a servlet context, this is pretty straight forward. > > Feel free to look at the code in DysowebServlet.java: > startFelix(ServletContext ctx, String prefix) > > > Pierre Dubois > Requea > www.requea.com > 06 82 27 46 32 > > > > >> >> >> ---------------------------------------------------------------------- >> >> From: "Vinicius Carvalho" <[email protected]> >> Date: January 6, 2009 1:28:46 PM CEST >> To: [email protected] >> Subject: Felix inside web container >> >> >> Hello there! >> >> After reading the books and the many help got here we started our project, >> but there's just one piece of the osgi architecture that I still don't get >> it. >> I have a background on JEE development, and since the Felix is a registry >> one could make an analogy just like JNDI, I know there's much more to the >> OSGi platform than only a simple registry, but looking that way, inside a >> web container, why would I need my servlets to be registered as services >> as >> well? On a MVC model, the servlets purpose is solely to act as a >> controller >> right? >> >> I was imagining putting the Felix inside a servlet context, much like >> Spring >> app do. And my servlets would consume services provided by the Felix, I >> would create some special servlets front ends to install bundles, list >> them, >> update, and the application would only consume the services. Since I have >> not seen this approach anywhere I'm guessing I'm doing something terrible >> wrong ;). Would this be a good approach? Has anyone tried this before? >> >> >> Best regards >> >> >> > > >
