2008/4/22, Costin Manolache <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > I think OSGI has some good ideas - it is pretty good at handling class > loaders and loading/unloading modules. On the other side, they are > very 'framework' - and like all other frameworks you have to do all > things their way and they re-invent a lot of wheels ( from logging > APIs to almost everything else ). If we could stick to the core - i.e. > module loading/unloading - it wouldn't be bad. > > I did a quick search for OSGI implementations with apache license - > and it looks there is even an apache project, felix...
Yep, I allready take look at felix and it's fine. I think OSGIfing Tomcat is a good idea, as today a servlet engine is only piece of code in IT architectures. With more and more OSGI plugins in enterprises, we should have an OSGi plugable tomcat or we'll see in a very near future others players do servlet services in OSGI land. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
