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Newton Framework
Newton is a distributed OSGi framework in which the components can be simple POJOs or wrappers around components based on other models.
Newton Framework
Newton is a distributed OSGi framework in which the components can be simple POJOs or wrappers around components based on other models.
Newton Framework
Newton is a distributed OSGi framework in which the components can be simple POJOs or wrappers around components based on other models.
Newton Framework
Newton is a distributed OSGi framework in which the components can be simple POJOs or wrappers around components based on other models.
Newton Framework
Newton is a distributed OSGi framework in which the components can be simple POJOs or wrappers around components based on other models.
Newton Framework
Newton is a distributed OSGi framework in which the components can be simple POJOs or wrappers around components based on other models.
SCA and Fabric3
SCA introduces a programming model that embraces O-O for in-process calls but provides facilities for asynchronous, loosely-coupled interactions for remote operations.
SCA and Fabric3
SCA introduces a programming model that embraces O-O for in-process calls but provides facilities for asynchronous, loosely-coupled interactions for remote operations.
SCA + Spring + OSGi
An interesting but rather high level IBM white paper showing how SCA, Spring, and OSGi can be used together to implement SOA. I wished for some code examples.
SCA + Spring + OSGi
An interesting but rather high level IBM white paper showing how SCA, Spring, and OSGi can be used together to implement SOA. I wished for some code examples.
AlBlue's Weblog: Components, products and fragile dependencies; JSR277 revisited
My last post on JSR 277's version number fiasco (which was cross-posted on DZone) discussed the futility of a version scheme used by almost no-one, but caused a number of comments to the effect that 4 version numbers being used by Oracle, Firefox, and of
AlBlue's Weblog: Components, products and fragile dependencies; JSR277 revisited
My last post on JSR 277's version number fiasco (which was cross-posted on DZone) discussed the futility of a version scheme used by almost no-one, but caused a number of comments to the effect that 4 version numbers being used by Oracle, Firefox, and of
InfoQ: Tuscany SCA Java 1.2 and SDO 1.1 released.
SCA is about building distributed composite applications, and the new SCA distributed domain support with an SCA Domain Manager application allows you to build and deploy your solution into multiple SCA Nodes. These nodes can run on different platforms an
InfoQ: Tuscany SCA Java 1.2 and SDO 1.1 released.
SCA is about building distributed composite applications, and the new SCA distributed domain support with an SCA Domain Manager application allows you to build and deploy your solution into multiple SCA Nodes. These nodes can run on different platforms an
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