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Modular IT: Kill Project Jigsaw Now. Please!
http://modualrit.blogspot.com/2009/06/kill-project-jigsaw-now-please.html
Information and opinion about the trend toward software modularization, especially as it relates to the OSGi framework. Thursday, June 18, 2009. Kill Project Jigsaw Now. Please! We need to relieve poor Alex Buckley from his suffering. What he is complaining about. Here is due to the fact that he could not answer the very first (and most important) question put to him by the OSGi expert group: "Why didn't you start with OSGi? To reinvent OSGi (it clearly isn't). About OSGi. (OSGi is not fat, is not bi...
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Modular IT: Summary of EEG Provisioning Discussion
http://modualrit.blogspot.com/2009/04/summary-of-eeg-provisioning-discussion.html
Information and opinion about the trend toward software modularization, especially as it relates to the OSGi framework. Saturday, April 25, 2009. Summary of EEG Provisioning Discussion. During a discussion on Twitter about provisioning OSGi based applications, I mentioned this was a topic of debate at the Enterprise Expert Group. And was asked if I could post some details. Because of OSGi Alliance confidentiality rules, it's not possible to publish details. But I can give a general summary. One other thi...
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Modular IT: Report from OSGi Bundlefest/EEG F2F
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Information and opinion about the trend toward software modularization, especially as it relates to the OSGi framework. Monday, June 1, 2009. Report from OSGi Bundlefest/EEG F2F. Sorry for the delay posting. Here's a report back from the OSGi Bundlefest and EEG. Face to face held the week of May 11 in Montpellier France. As some of you may remember, the OSGi Alliance. S specification work is aligned with the Eclipse release schedule, since Eclipse Equinox. The OSGi Alliance is unique among standards orga...
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Modular IT: R4.2: Next release of OSGi, and what's next
http://modualrit.blogspot.com/2009/07/r42-next-release-of-osgi-and-whats-next.html
Information and opinion about the trend toward software modularization, especially as it relates to the OSGi framework. Wednesday, July 22, 2009. R42: Next release of OSGi, and what's next. Posted a great write up. Recent presentation on the next release of OSGi. Which is called R4.2. This release started in September 2006 with the OSGi Enterprise Workshop. When I volunteered to co-chair the EEG. Community (of which he is a member) and how to fix it. But of course not done with the enterprise requirement...
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Modular IT: OSGi Standard Questions
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Information and opinion about the trend toward software modularization, especially as it relates to the OSGi framework. Thursday, June 11, 2009. In my role as OSGi Enterprise Expert Group co-chair, I get a lot of questions about OSGi. I thought I'd post some of the more interesting ones here. First, I was very surprised to hear someone from a large end-user organization say that they would be very interested in using OSGi, if only it were a standard. The OSGi Specification started as JSR 8. And yes, I ha...
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Modular IT: Purity or Compromise?
http://modualrit.blogspot.com/2009/08/purity-or-compromise.html
Information and opinion about the trend toward software modularization, especially as it relates to the OSGi framework. Monday, August 3, 2009. Update August 7: David Bosschaert has started a new OSGi blog. For topics related to the EEG direction etc. I recommend every reader of this blog to check it for updates on what's happening at the EEG from here on. This is my last blog as co-chair of the OSGi EEG. In fact as of last Friday David Bosschaert. That leaves the R4.2 Enterprise Profile, scheduled f...
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Modular IT: Questions from today's Webinar on Enterprise OSGi
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Information and opinion about the trend toward software modularization, especially as it relates to the OSGi framework. Tuesday, April 14, 2009. Questions from today's Webinar on Enterprise OSGi. 4/21 Update: The archived Webinar has been posted, and a Webinar on Distributed OSGi scheduled for April 28. One of the design's authors and a developer of the RI at Apache CXF). David is also a good presenter, and I've seen an early draft of the presentation. It looks like it will be very good. Those who reques...
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Coding software: Creating Enterprise OSGi apps for Apache Aries
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A blog for me to muse on developing software. Thursday, 30 September 2010. Creating Enterprise OSGi apps for Apache Aries. I was recently at JavaZone in Norway and JavaOne in San Francisco presenting on OSGi and Apache Aries. I gave a demo of how to create an enterprise OSGi application. The application I demoed the creation of was the blog sample from Apache Aries. That sample is built and created using maven, so I moved it into eclipse. Posted by Alasdair Nottingham. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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Coding software: Developing OSGi Applications with Apache Aries
http://coding.alasdair.info/2010/09/developing-osgi-applications-with.html
A blog for me to muse on developing software. Friday, 17 September 2010. Developing OSGi Applications with Apache Aries. Before going on you'll need maven. You may have it already, but if not you can get it from the Apache Maven download page. The first step is to get a "runtime" from somewhere. The quickest way to get something quickly and easily is to build the Apache Aries Blog sample assembly. This can be downloaded from subversion here. Download it into an empty directory. In the empty directory run.
