RE: [corona-dev] Missing package org.osgi.service.cm

["Everitt, Glenn" <Glenn.Everitt@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Regarding your question about web services...yes Corona could expose
methods on bundles as web service.  We used an Apache Project Muse for
some web service support.  Muse has change a lot since it was originally
integrated into Corona.  Rather than package and deploy something old we
are in the process of updating Corona to use Apache CXF and Spring. The
approach allows us to use annotations to expose web services.  We have
this working at my company but it needs some repackaging to be deployed
in Corona.  Was there a specific project / time frame you wanted Corona
for?

Glenn Everitt


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From: corona-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:corona-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Katarzyna Bylec
Sent: Tuesday, January 20, 2009 3:11 AM
To: Corona development
Subject: Re: [corona-dev] Missing package org.osgi.service.cm

Hi Glenn,

thanks for the solution. Now I'm able to interact with Corona's OSGi
framework in console.
I'm very enthusiastic about your project, especially when I read
somewhere in the Internet that it can be used to expose Eclipse's
plug-ins (or bundles in general?) as a Web Services. Maybe that's not
the right ML to ask this question, but - is it true?
If so - what WS engines can be used, where can I get them from and - are
there any help resources I can make use of (tutorials, articles, etc.)?

Cheers,
Kasia
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