e(fx)clipse is a tooling and runtime platform built for, with, and on the Eclipse framework. It supports developers who are writing applications with the new JavaFX 2.0 toolkit and building enterprise-ready applications leveraging OSGi as a runtime platform.
This tutorial is a practical introduction to combining OSGi and Java EE . You will learn how to use OSGi services and Java EE as the basis for enterprise applications and how to deploy them in the cloud. The presentation demonstrates how to build an enterprise application from scratch.
This videos shows how to build a simple User Registration and Authorization application and discusses different combinations of OSGi and Java EE development and deployment in GlassFish. The first step is to to deploy a simple OSGi service and client in GlassFish. Then the OSGi client is replaced by a …
This video presents OSGi and how it relates to Java EE and GlassFish. It describes how OSGi works in general, how GlassFish is built on it and what implications that has regarding to modifying a GlassFish instance’s features. The video concludes on how OSGi can be used in a wide …
The headline of the latest OSGi spec release, 4.2, the Blueprint Container Service, provides a dedicated DI framework for OSGi, “that understands the unique dynamic nature of services” without any accidental complexity in Java code. This talk introduces the Blueprint fundamentals, the core components, their role in managing the OSGi …
NetBeans engineering managers Jeff Jullion-Ceccarelli and Martin Ryzl offer a tour of NetBeans IDE 6.9, including a demo of the new JavaFX Composer.
