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OSGi Event Admin – Publish & Subscribe
In this blog post I want to write about the publish & subscribe mechanism in OSGi, provided via the OSGi Event Admin Service. Of course I will show this in combination with OSGi Declarative Services, because this is the technology … Continue reading
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Access OSGi Services via web interface
In this blog post I want to share a simple approach to make OSGi services available via web interface. I will show a simple approach that includes the following: Embedding a Jetty Webserver in an OSGi application Registering a Servlet … Continue reading
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OSGi Declarative Services news in Eclipse Oxygen
With this blog post I want to share my excitement about the OSGi DS related news that are coming with Eclipse Oxygen. I want to use this blog post to inform about the new features and also the changes you … Continue reading
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Control OSGi DS Component Instances via Configuration Admin
While trying to clean up the OSGi services in the Eclipse Platform Runtime I came across the fact that singleton service instances are not always feasible. For example the fact that the localization is done on application level does not work … Continue reading
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Control OSGi DS Component Instances
I recently came across some use cases where a more fine grained control is needed for component instance creation. I spent some time in investigating how this is done with OSGi Declarative Services in detail. It turned out that it … Continue reading
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Dependency injection for Eclipse 3.x views available for Eclipse 4.7 M3
You can now use dependency injection (di) in your Eclipse 3.x. views.You can enable this for a view via the new inject flag in the org.eclipse.ui.views extension. public class SampleView extends ViewPart { @Inject IWorkbench workbench; private TableViewer viewer; @Override … Continue reading
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Configuring OSGi Declarative Services
In my blog post about Getting Started with OSGi Declarative Services I provided an introduction to OSGi declarative services. How to create them, how they behave at runtime, how to reference other services, and so on. But I left out … Continue reading
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OSGi Component Testing
In my last blog post I talked about Getting Started with OSGi Declarative Services. In this blog post I want to show how to test OSGi service components. Unit testing / “white-box testing” The first approach for testing components is … Continue reading
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Getting Started with OSGi Declarative Services
In the last weeks I worked intensively on getting a deeper knowledge in OSGi declarative services. I use them for a while with Eclipse 4, but never had a deep understanding of everything. Well, basically it is not that complicated at … Continue reading
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Joining the Eclipse Project Management Committee
I’m honored to join the Eclipse Project Management Committee (PMC) for the Eclipse Top-Level Project. See Eclipse project charter for their responsibilities. As Eclipse committer and project lead for platform UI and e4 my main goals are: Attract and win … Continue reading
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