On Wednesday 09 January 2008 15:34, Rob Walker wrote:
The Felix layer just provides registration of aliases
And this needs to be fixed in a new version (compared to org.ungoverned),
since Jetty (at Jetty4) resolves the URL space differently from the OSGi
spec. Keep that in mind, FelixM.
But my memory could be inaccurate.
Mine too these days ;)
Hi Niclas,
Am Donnerstag, den 10.01.2008, 16:42 +0800 schrieb Niclas Hedhman:
On Wednesday 09 January 2008 15:34, Rob Walker wrote:
The Felix layer just provides registration of aliases
And this needs to be fixed in a new version (compared to org.ungoverned),
since Jetty (at Jetty4)
Alin Dreghiciu wrote:
Hi,
I hope you do not get me wrong here but still have to ask. Does it
worth reinventing the wheel? Pax Web is already built based on jetty6
ad is ASLv2. Maybe I is good to have the Felix http service remain on
Jetty so the we get a wider selection, and spend the effort if
Hi,
I hope you do not get me wrong here but still have to ask. Does it
worth reinventing the wheel? Pax Web is already built based on jetty6
ad is ASLv2. Maybe I is good to have the Felix http service remain on
Jetty so the we get a wider selection, and spend the effort if
possible on improving
Alin
For the most part this is historical - several years back when Richard
started Oscar, and later I joined in, there was pretty much no other
open source OSGi, even less an open source Http Service. So Richard
rolled a quick version, and I tidied it up a bit to make it more OSGi
compliant
