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Title:
OSGi Best Practices in WebSphere Application Development
Stream:
OSGi (2)
Speakers:
Emily Jiang
Abstract:
The Enterprise OSGi specification brings a standard way to assemble applications in a dynamic and modular way.
WebSphere Application Server OSGi and JPA2 feature pack and then WebSphere Application Server V8 add support for deploying and managing applications as sets of OSGi bundles and some of the new features of OSGi v4.2 such as its declarative component assembly model.
This session will cover the best practices for developing OSGi Enterprise applications used in WebSphere Application Server. It then gives an end-to-end demonstration by using the best practices to assemble a simple OSGi Enterprise Application from Web, Persistence and Blueprint components and then dynamically deploy onto WebSphere Application Server.
WebSphere Application Server OSGi and JPA2 feature pack and then WebSphere Application Server V8 add support for deploying and managing applications as sets of OSGi bundles and some of the new features of OSGi v4.2 such as its declarative component assembly model.
This session will cover the best practices for developing OSGi Enterprise applications used in WebSphere Application Server. It then gives an end-to-end demonstration by using the best practices to assemble a simple OSGi Enterprise Application from Web, Persistence and Blueprint components and then dynamically deploy onto WebSphere Application Server.
Bio:
Emily Jiang:
Emily Jiang is a Software Engineer for the OSGi Applications feature of WebSphere Application Server based at IBM's Hursley development laboratory in the UK.
She has worked on WebSphere Application Service since 2006 on WS-Notification, WS-MEX, WS-Policy and then OSGi technologies.
She is currently a developer on the OSGi Applications feature of WebSphere Application Server.
