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Re: [gemini-dev] org.osgi.service.http.HttpService in Gemini-Web
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Hello,
The HTTP service, as defined in OSGi compendium specification, is focused purely on the run time, as well as manual construction of the servlet context, and thus does not actually support the standard Servlet packaging and deployment model based on the Web Application Archive.
The OSGi web applications specification leverages the standard deployment model within a standard OSGi framework. Standard web applications are deployed to the Web Container, as is, with no changes to the content of the WAR deployment unit required. (For example instead of registering servlets manual, developers use the standard way of describing servlets through web.xml/annotations.)
Regards
Violeta
2012/1/29 Pradeep Fernando
<pradeepfn@xxxxxxxxx>
Hi all,
I followed this wiki article [1] and was able to start Gemini
successfully. According to the Gemini project page Gemini project is
an effort support OSGi web applications enterprise spec.
After starting gemini i searched for the registered services to find
out the OSGi service, "org.osgi.service.http.HttpService" - (i could
not find it). Even though there is not relationship between OSGi web
application spec (AFAIK) and OSGi httpService, it is desirable to have
this service exposed via the web-container.
I believe that the Gemini developers have intentionally not supported
this service. If so what is the rationale behind that ? If I have some
bundles that make use "org.osgi.service.http.HttpService" to register
servlets, how should i make use of Gemini ? should i create a new
web-app that makes use of servlet bridge.
[1] http://wiki.eclipse.org/Gemini/Web
Thanks in advance,
--Pradeep
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