Blog posts tagged with "tutorial"
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How to publish NPM packages to Nexus
If you want to publish your own NPM repositories to your Nexus, this guideline contains a set of collected resources for you. Just follow the steps below. The first step includes the setup of your Nexus. If you have already done this you can start reading at step 4 where... [more]
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OSGi in a Nutshell: Working with service configurations
Today we will see a slightly more complicated version of the use case we saw last week. We will always talk about services, but of configurable services. Use Case Imagine you have two or more implementations for the same service, and you have a consumer which needs one of your... [more]
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OSGi in a Nutshell: Launch a simple Service
This week we are finally ready to start working on our first use case: how to create and launch a simple service component in OSGi. We will proceed as follows: we first describe how this can be done in a pure Java environment, and then we will move to OSGi.... [more]
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OSGi in a Nutshell: What is OSGi? (continued)
In the previous post of the series we started with a simple definition of OSGi, as an additional layer which can be put on top of Java, and provides a set of functionalities to help you develop an application as a *modular* and *dynamic* system. We also looked into the... [more]
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OSGi in a Nutshell What is OSGi
Here we are with our first episode of this new series about OSGi. Before entering the details of our use cases, we first need to give a brief definition of what OSGi is, and what it has tried to accomplish over the years. The OSGi Alliance was founded in March... [more]
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OSGi in a Nutshell
With this post we would like to announce a new blog series, aimed to describe the world of OSGi. Data In Motion Consulting GmbH has been an OSGi Alliance member for many years now, and we also provide trainings for both developers and project managers, who want to start using... [more]
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