Hi,
It’s my pleasure to announce that I’ve finally released JTheque Core 2.1.0 !
The different services of the core are now separated using OSGi. With this separation, I’ve improved a lot the design of the core and the orthogonality of the different services. Each service is now an OSGi bundle. I’ve also refactored the implementation of all services. Several services have been completely rewritten. The majority of …
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In this pose st, we’ll take the first implementation we made using OSGi and use Spring Dynamic Modules to improve the application.
Spring Dynamic Modules (Spring Dm) makes the development of OSGi-based applications a lot more easier. With that, the deployment of services is a lot easier. You can inject services like any other Spring beans.
So let’s start with Spring dm.
Hi,
Just a little post to inform you that i’m currently migrating JTheque Core to OSGI / Spring Dynamic Modules. The core will be fractioned into several bundles. The JTheque Modules will also be OSGi bundles.
It will increase the modularity of the different services of the Core. And it will also be a more standard way to develop modules. And last but not least, it’s …
