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The following are steps to getting started with integrating Spring with the Equinox OSGi implementation. These directions assume you already have access to the Spring-OSGi Subversion repository. If you don't have access, stay tuned for details on when the repository will be made public. | The following are steps to getting started with integrating Spring with the Equinox OSGi implementation. These directions assume you already have access to the Spring-OSGi Subversion repository. If you don't have access, stay tuned for details on when the repository will be made public. | ||
| − | * Checkout Spring from the Spring CVS repository | + | (These instructions are written by a maven neophyte - if there is a better way to do this, please update the instructions. |
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| + | Preliminaries: | ||
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| + | * Download [http://maven.apache.org/download.html Maven 2] | ||
| + | * Install Maven 2 according to provided instructions in README.txt | ||
| + | * Install the [http://subclipse.tigris.org/install.html Subversion Plug-in for Eclipse] | ||
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| + | Spring: | ||
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| + | * Checkout Spring from the Spring CVS repository: :pserver:anonymous@springframework.cvs.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/springframework | ||
* Run the build.xml in the project root directory with target "mvn.install.jars" | * Run the build.xml in the project root directory with target "mvn.install.jars" | ||
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| + | Spring-OSGI: | ||
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* Checkout Spring-OSGi from Subversion | * Checkout Spring-OSGi from Subversion | ||
| − | * | + | * Follow the Spring-OSGi project setup instructions in the readme.txt file in the project root. Now you should be set up with a project in your workspace that compiles correctly. I have not yet succeeded in running against this project directly in the workspace. |
| + | * Run the additional maven command "mvn install" from the project root to deploy this as an OSGi bundle in your local maven repository. | ||
| + | * From the command line, go to the spring-osgi/bundles directory and run "mvn install". This will bundle-ize the spring jars by inserting the MANIFEST.MF files from spring-osgi/etc/, and install them in your local maven repository. | ||
Revision as of 15:52, 21 September 2006
Discussion of integrating Spring with OSGi are going on in the Spring-OSGi mailing list.
The following are steps to getting started with integrating Spring with the Equinox OSGi implementation. These directions assume you already have access to the Spring-OSGi Subversion repository. If you don't have access, stay tuned for details on when the repository will be made public.
(These instructions are written by a maven neophyte - if there is a better way to do this, please update the instructions.
Preliminaries:
- Download Maven 2
- Install Maven 2 according to provided instructions in README.txt
- Install the Subversion Plug-in for Eclipse
Spring:
- Checkout Spring from the Spring CVS repository: :pserver:anonymous@springframework.cvs.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/springframework
- Run the build.xml in the project root directory with target "mvn.install.jars"
Spring-OSGI:
- Checkout Spring-OSGi from Subversion
- Follow the Spring-OSGi project setup instructions in the readme.txt file in the project root. Now you should be set up with a project in your workspace that compiles correctly. I have not yet succeeded in running against this project directly in the workspace.
- Run the additional maven command "mvn install" from the project root to deploy this as an OSGi bundle in your local maven repository.
- From the command line, go to the spring-osgi/bundles directory and run "mvn install". This will bundle-ize the spring jars by inserting the MANIFEST.MF files from spring-osgi/etc/, and install them in your local maven repository.