Hello, which kind of repository management are you using? I found OBR extension and set it against SpringSource EBR. But after installing two required packages I'm finished with around 400 bundles and now installing just one bundle is taking 10s under heavy CPU load.
I'm OSGi-fying one project. It's based on many libraries and is based on Spring. For now we was using Maven and Spring. What is practical solution for handling dependencies (for developers and deployers)? Do we have to setup our own repository with OSGi bundles (now we have only maven compatible artifacts)? Or should I just include all required jars inside bundle and don't care very much about OSGi dependencies? Our project is generated. Now only Spring configurations and Annotations are generated to code. I can generate also pure blueprint definitions but I will need before calling service something like AOP what will start transactions, provide exception handling, some security checks, ... . Can I do it with Camel or what is replacement for AOP in pure blueprint container without Spring (again something practical, we have about 8-10 interceptors in every service) ? Is here some effort in standardization which will allow something like spring 'component-scan' also in blueprint container? TNX Pavel
