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| + | |url= http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4YfAo9ZoEGQ | ||
| + | |title= OSGi for Eclipse Developersn - Talk by Chris Aniszczyk, Eclipse Source - Sept 2009 | ||
| + | |descr= * Eclipse developer, you should be aware that the Eclipse runtime (Equinox) since version 3.0 has been built on top OSGi and you have been | ||
| + | writing OSGi bundles. The goal of this talk is to introduce the Eclipse developer to "OSGi-isms" and to answer some of these questions: * | ||
| + | What's the difference between an Eclipse plug-in and an OSGi bundle? * Is there more than Require-Bundle? Why do all the OSGi guys scream about Import-Package? * If OSGi is truly dynamic, why does Eclipse ask me to restart every time I install something? * What's up with OSGi services, how do they compare to extensions widely used in Eclipse? | ||
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| + | |url= http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f6RlqdiwGrM | ||
| + | |title= Distributed OSGi in the Eclipse Runtime Project - Talk by Scott Lewis, EclipseSource - Sept 2009 | ||
| + | |descr= * As part of the OSGi 4.2 specification, there is a new spec RFC119 intended to standardize the distribution and network discovery of OSGi | ||
| + | services. The ECF project http://www.eclipse.org/ecf has implemented the latest available draft and this is included in the | ||
| + | Galileo release. * Scott will present his open source, open protocol, open provider approach to implementing this spec, show example applications | ||
| + | and discuss how others may extend and/or replace the implementation. * He'll also touch on some basic issues of distributed services, such as | ||
| + | network transparency and 'leaky' abstractions like synchronous remote | ||
| + | procedure call (RPC). | ||
| + | }} | ||
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writing OSGi bundles. The goal of this talk is to introduce the Eclipse developer to "OSGi-isms" and to answer some of these questions: * What's the difference between an Eclipse plug-in and an OSGi bundle? * Is there more than Require-Bundle? Why do all the OSGi guys scream about Import-Package? * If OSGi is truly dynamic, why does Eclipse ask me to restart every time I install something? * What's up with OSGi services, how do they compare to extensions widely used in Eclipse? |
services. The ECF project http://www.eclipse.org/ecf has implemented the latest available draft and this is included in the Galileo release. * Scott will present his open source, open protocol, open provider approach to implementing this spec, show example applications and discuss how others may extend and/or replace the implementation. * He'll also touch on some basic issues of distributed services, such as network transparency and 'leaky' abstractions like synchronous remote procedure call (RPC). |
