On Fri, May 8, 2009 at 11:24 AM, Brown, Deryck <deryck.br...@ziebel.biz> wrote:
> In fact the example code that Jonathan provided the links for does exactly > this. I know, I wrote it! Awesome! Thanks for sharing it (and appologize for my ignorance to read all the emails in my email backlog to find it out sooner). > The setup I use in my own application has OpenEJB in one plug-in running as > an OSGi service listener that watches for services that belong to the > OpenEjbApplication class to be deployed. It then invokes the OpenEJB > deployment code to start the application running. Your application plugin > must include a plug-in activator that registers a new OpenEjbApplication > service. When the plug-in is deactivated, the service is automatically > stopped by the platform, and the OpenEJB server undeploys the application. > > The plugins at the moment are running on the Eclipse 3.4.2 RCP platform. This > may cause some problems with running on (just) Equinox as the current code > may be using some non-OSGi APIs (to load properties from files and allow for > variable expansion within property values). If it really works now with some Eclipse-specific APIs I'd like to move the code to become more OSGi provider-agnostic if you don't mind. I'd like to get it merged into our sources so people can use it (rather than keep asking about it). > http://www.nabble.com/Dynamically-deploying-to-an-embedded-OpenEJB-server-within-an-Eclipse-RCP-application-tt21667308.html#a21827389 Showed up as the first in my TODO list for this weekend. Thanks again for your efforts (if that's what it really claims it is I owe you a beer or even two :)) Jacek -- Jacek Laskowski Notatnik Projektanta Java EE - http://www.JacekLaskowski.pl
