Hello,
As a scientist, I used to program my calculations in JAVA, and since almost one
year I'm doing these using OSGI paradigm, more precisely IPOJO framework. The
programs are much more powerful, and I find huge advantages, of course. Anyhow
I have questions regarding IPOJO performance. Let me
Thank you for you answer. However I underline that the extra time observed
when accessing ServiceProperty fields doesn't comes from the profiler (I
used the NetBeans Profiler). Below is a short test :
package felixtest.impl;
import felixtest.services.SimpleService;
import org.apache.felix.ipojo.a
I can't remember where I found the following allowing me to very simply
launch OSGI-JAVAFX apps, but I give here a skeleton that I use everywhere.
The point is that I'm using NetBeans platform, and Ant, (it seems to be
also your case) because I can't be be connected to www.
The local Ant build's f
Hello,
Sometimes it is necessary to create a new instance with a service property
field
sets from an already existing service instance. It works well using
annotations.
My question is: How can I do the same with XML ?
I tried:
*
Hello,
I'm still using iPOJO (configured through xml file) in my scientific
programs and I'm very happy with it. Upgrading and chaining very large
portions of codes is really feasible. My point of view is that OSGI-DS
doesn't yet provides same functionality. The main drawback (for numeric
calculat
A component Son is defined as a factory:
*@Component(
factory = « SON »)
public class Son implements … {
@Reference(cardinality = ReferenceCardinality.OPTIONAL)
volatile Filter aFilter;
…*
The Component Son is instantiated within activate method of Father
component:
*@Component
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