Hey Felix,
You are right: "content management application is just like another
(probably web based) application that you want to deploy in an OSGi
framework.".
Yesterday I create a RSA based sample application where I expose a
remote service using an interface something like the
javax.jcr.Repository. In the backend I used Gemini JPA + MongoDB...
seems to be a good approach to follow.
thanks for the tips and regards,
Cristiano
On 13/03/13 03:29, Felix Meschberger wrote:
Hi
with my Apache Sling hat on I point you to Apache Sling [1]. While not being a
"specification" it is the platform (or framework if you will) on which the
commercial Adobe CQ5 application is built.
From the POV of OSGi a content management application is just like another
(probably web based) application that you want to deploy in an OSGi framework.
The only challenging issue in your special case might be to get Jackrabbit
deployed in an OSGi framework, which is where Sling might help you with its
Jackrabbit Server bundle exposing the repository as a service of type
javax.jcr.Repository.
Hope this helps.
Regards
Felix
[1] http://sling.apache.org
Am 13.03.2013 um 01:26 schrieb Cristiano Gavião:
Hello,
I need to port an application that currently uses a JCR based repository
(JackRabbit) to OSGi.
Could someone tell me if exists any specification related to content management
in OSGi?
any tip how to best handle such requirement in OSGi is welcome.
thanks and regards,
Cristiano
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