Hi andrew Have a look at the amdatu website They use felix dependency manager in their examples not ipojo but their examples are complete and u can use ipojo or any other osgi capable dependency injection framework.
You should be up and running in about an hour if you follow and read the getting started pages... warning ... it is heavily slanted towards eclipse... hope you are ok with that. Regards Ivanhoe On 17 Sep 2014 7:14 PM, "Andrew Beechey" <[email protected]> wrote: > Dear, users Felix Apache, I work for a large financial institution that is > looking to move is development from mainframe Cobol cics db2, into > distributed Java. The types of applications we need to develop are JAX RS > web services accessing a mainframe hosted db2 database. These web services > need to perform the classic CRUD actions. I have been investigating OSGi > and feel it has much to offer, my problem is I have no idea where to start, > then I came across ipojo, what I can't seem to find is any mention of ipojo > creating JAX RS web services. Is it possible to expose JAX RS web services > with ipojo? Where can I find examples and/or tutorials to learn how to > develop these types of services with ipojo? > > Warm regards > > Andrew Beechey
