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| Virgo Samples |
| ============= |
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| This is a collection of six sample projects that demonstrate different features of Virgo |
| and different ways of setting up your project in Eclispe. Most samples contain more detailed |
| READMEs in their respective directories. The 'bin' directory contains built Artifacts and |
| source jars for all the samples. |
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| The six sample projects are: |
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| OSGi-examples |
| ============= |
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| This is a good starting place if you are new to OSGi, this sample dose not use Virgo and shows |
| the basic concepts of OSGi modularity. |
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| No Spring |
| ========= |
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| This is a simple web application that isn't powered by Spring but still uses the traditional |
| Servlet container, another approach would be to use the OSGi HTTPService. |
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| Formtags |
| ======== |
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| This is a Spring powered web app that is shown in four different states as it is transformed |
| from a legacy 'WAR' file to an OSGi application. |
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| 1. Legacy 'WAR' based web application. |
| 2. Shared Libs application, a single bundle with its dependancies removed. |
| 3. Shared Services application now consisting of several OSGi bundles. |
| 4. PAR file packaging the bundles of the application together. |
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| REST |
| ==== |
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| This is an example of using the Spring REST features to publish a restFull API from an OSGi |
| application. It contains it's own detailed README. |
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| Configuration Properties |
| ======================== |
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| This simple sample shows how to configure your OSGi application using configuration artifacts. |
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| GreenPages |
| ========== |
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| This is a much more complex and realistic application. The 'docs' directory contains very |
| detailed information on this project. |
