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Revision as of 21:08, 26 August 2015
Contents
Documentation (for consumers)
OSGi Remote Services
What's New
PLEASE NOTE: Running TimeService examples on Java7
There was a talk about the use of Remote Services from Neil Bartlett at EclipseCon 2014. It was called Scaling and Orchestrating Microservices with OSGi. About midway through the talk he discusses the use of Remote Services. Sadly, he doesn't use ECF's open implementation of RSA, but he does make some interesting points about the utility of using Remote Services for scaling microservices across processes.
Download and Install
Download and Install into Eclipse
Apache Karaf Install of ECF RS SDK
Install and run TimeService Tutorial in Apache Karaf
Tutorials and Other Introductory Materials
Tutorial: Exposing a Jax REST service as an OSGi Remote Service
Tutorial: ECF Remote Services for Accessing Existing REST Services
How to Cook an Egg with ECF (Wim Jongman presentation at EclipseCon 2014)
Tutorial: Building your first OSGi Remote Service
Tutorial: Raspberry Pi GPIO with OSGi Services
Tutorial: OSGi Remote Services for Raspberry Pi GPIO
ECF Remote Services for Raspberry Pi GPIO
Tutorial: Building your first Asynchronous OSGi Remote Service
Tutorial: OSGi Remote Services for the Raspberry Pi
Getting Started with ECF's OSGi Remote Services Implementation
ECF Remote Services Architecture
Discovery and Distribution Providers
Discovery Providers
Distribution Providers
Remote Service Admin
OSGi Remote Service Admin (RSA) Management Agent
Other Cool Topics
Tutorial: Creating a RESTful Remote Service Provider
Asynchronous Proxies for Remote Services
OSGi Remote Services and Sync vs. Async Remote Procedure Call
Distributed EventAdmin Service
REST Remote Services Providers
Technical Comparison of Discovery and Distribution Providers
ECF Blog
ECF Documentation Project
We know we have a problem with insufficient and disorganized documentation. We are working on it. We would appreciate any help that anyone is willing to provide, so if you would like to contribute to ECF by editing and/or creating documentation, please get a hold of us via the ]https://dev.eclipse.org/mailman/listinfo/ecf-dev ecf-dev mailing list]
- Remote Service SDK - Annotated listing of bundles included in SDK
- Documentation project enhancement request (bug 329124)
- Users Guide (work in progress)
- Integrators Guide (work in progress)
- How to Contribute
- ECF Documentation Priorities
- ECF API Javadoc
Recent Presentations
Development (for contributors & committers)
ECF Calls and Meetings
ECF has open bi-weekly Google Hangouts to discuss current and future issues on our roadmap. Anyone interested is welcome to join us (Consumers too). We typically share the Hangout URL on the ecf-dev mailing list shortly before the hangout begins...so please join the ecf-dev mailing list
Next Hangout (proposed):
Notes from Recent Meetings
Archive Notes
IRC
- IRC (public): irc.freenode.net channel: #eclipse-ecf ECF URL irc://<user>@irc.freenode.net/#eclipse-ecf
Project Planning
Access to Source Code
Coding Conventions
ECF has decided to use the Equinox Coding Conventions. Also on this page are links to java source code formatter to use in Eclipse to easily enforce these conventions.
Builds
ECF has nightly and continuous builds with automated integration testing. We use Jenkins and Buckminster and is hosted at the Oregon State University Open Source Lab. See here.
Both Maven and p2 repositories are available from nightly builds here.
Appendix
ECF Adopters List (please add yourself if you are using ECF)
Eclipse Communication Framework |
API |
API Documentation • Javadoc • Providers |
Development |
Development Guidelines • Integrators Guide |