Geronimo 3 OSGI slides

[djencks]

Jarek suggested that my slides from the geronimo 3 talk might be  
useful as I tried to explain my current thinking on the state of our  
osgi integration, how gbeans/kernel might fit into osgi, and how we  
fit into emerging osgi standards such as composite bundles.

I put them at http://people.apache.org/~djencks/Geronimo3.pdf in case  
anyone is interested in taking a look.  I think they are also supposed  
to get to a more permanent and official location as part of apachecon  
stuff but I'm not sure exactly where or when that might be.

thanks
david jencks

[RunHua Chi]

thanks a lot.

Jeff

On Sat, Nov 7, 2009 at 9:37 AM, David Jencks <david_jencks@...> wrote:

Jarek suggested that my slides from the geronimo 3 talk might be useful as I tried to explain my current thinking on the state of our osgi integration, how gbeans/kernel might fit into osgi, and how we fit into emerging osgi standards such as composite bundles.

I put them at http://people.apache.org/~djencks/Geronimo3.pdf in case anyone is interested in taking a look.  I think they are also supposed to get to a more permanent and official location as part of apachecon stuff but I'm not sure exactly where or when that might be.

thanks
david jencks

[Rex Wang-2]

Excellent! Thanks for sharing

-Rex

2009/11/7 David Jencks <david_jencks@...>

Jarek suggested that my slides from the geronimo 3 talk might be useful as I tried to explain my current thinking on the state of our osgi integration, how gbeans/kernel might fit into osgi, and how we fit into emerging osgi standards such as composite bundles.

I put them at http://people.apache.org/~djencks/Geronimo3.pdf in case anyone is interested in taking a look.  I think they are also supposed to get to a more permanent and official location as part of apachecon stuff but I'm not sure exactly where or when that might be.

thanks
david jencks

[Juergen Weber]

Thanks for publishing.

But I do miss some slides which explain the advantages of OSGI-ing Geronimo and compare OSGI's features with the current GBean implementation.
Then, what advantages has an enterprise JEE user that wants to run her JEE-based .ear or .war on Geronimo or WASCE?

I think, this should be made more clear on the way to OSGI.

Thanks you,
Juergen

[RunHua Chi]

I noticed it's been too long that Geronimo Events page was not updated. I believe users would love to know the latest event/news about Geronimo.

 

......

 

Jeff C

On Mon, Nov 9, 2009 at 5:11 PM, Juergen Weber <weberjn@...> wrote:

Thanks for publishing.

But I do miss some slides which explain the advantages of OSGI-ing Geronimo
and compare OSGI's features with the current GBean implementation.
Then, what advantages has an enterprise JEE user that wants to run her
JEE-based .ear or .war on Geronimo or WASCE?

I think, this should be made more clear on the way to OSGI.

Thanks you,
Juergen


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