Hi,
at the company I work, I am currently involved in a project where we are
using a home-grown OSGi-based server on which we deploy our applications.
In fact, it has quite a lot in common with Apache Karaf, which on a quick
inspection, looks like a good deployment alternative considering what we
2009/10/18 Peter Gardfjäll :
> Hi,
>
> at the company I work, I am currently involved in a project where we are
> using a home-grown OSGi-based server on which we deploy our applications.
> In fact, it has quite a lot in common with Apache Karaf, which on a quick
> inspection, looks like a good dep
On Mon, Oct 19, 2009 at 9:15 AM, Guillaume Nodet wrote:
> 2009/10/18 Peter Gardfjäll :
> > Hi,
> >
> > at the company I work, I am currently involved in a project where we are
> > using a home-grown OSGi-based server on which we deploy our applications.
> > In fact, it has quite a lot in common w
> There's one Eclipse plugin you may want to try:
> http://fusesource.com/forge/projects/EIK
This project allows you to create a target platform containing karaf
and run it with your plugins. There's a short video linked from
http://fusesource.com/forge/sites/eik/documentation/tutorial.html
tha
Thanks for the quick reply Guillaume!
Regarding (1) I noticed that that kind of functionality is being
planned in the Apache Aries incubator project.
More specifically, it states that:
"...the Aries project will develop a model for assembling an
application/subsystem into a deployable unit, consis
2009/10/19 Peter Gardfjäll :
> Thanks for the quick reply Guillaume!
>
> Regarding (1) I noticed that that kind of functionality is being
> planned in the Apache Aries incubator project.
> More specifically, it states that:
> "...the Aries project will develop a model for assembling an
> applicatio
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