Hi Scott,
I think you raise a valid point so I would like to give this a shot with
ECF.
Since r-OSGi also advertises fast communication I was trying to get some
benchmarks results with r-OSGi to compare it to the fuse implementation.
I have been trying for 2 days now to get this running, but no luck yet.
Maybe you could give me a point on what I am missing?
I installed the following features in two karaf instances (4.0.4) on the
same host.
<feature>ecf-remoteservices-core</feature>
<feature>ecf-remoteservices-rsa-topology-manager</feature>
<feature>ecf-remoteservices-rsa-impl</feature>
<feature>ecf-remoteservices-distprovider-generic</feature>
<feature>ecf-remoteservices-distprovider-rosgi</feature>
<feature>ecf-remoteservices-discprovider-zookeeper</feature>
Once I set the property "zoodiscovery.autoStart=true" I can see both
instances connecting to my standalone zookeeker server.
I then deployed a service with "service.exported.interfaces=*"
I also tried several combinations of 'service.exported.configs':
-not set
-ecf.r_osgi.peer
-ecf.generic.server
-{"ecf.r_osgi.peer","ecf.generic.server"}
None of these produce any kind of output from ECF and the service is not
exported.
Could you give me a pointer of what I am doing wrong?
Thanks,
Johannes
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