OSGi in a Nutshell: Working with service configurations
A new blog series for learning the power of OSGi
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OSGi in a Nutshell: Launch a simple Service
A new blog series for learning the power of OSGi
Using Alloy to improve EMF models validation
We are developing a tool which allows, once an EMF model is created, to test and validate it in a reliable and efficient way. We did that by exploiting the potential of the Alloy Language and its powerful Alloy Analyzer. When you build a model to describe a process or a system, it is a […]
The Gecko.io Documentation Project
We just started a documentation project on Gecko.io Gitlab. It started with a FAQ / Nive to know collection of information about OSGi, bndtools, Eclipse we want to share. This is what we have till now: Plain OSGi I want to use a LDAP style target filter as service property. How do I have to […]
RCP development with bnd
About one and a half years ago we switched all our projects from using PDE together with Maven Tycho to bnd. The increase in development speed we reached was immense. Additionally bnd automatically pushed us towards writing better OSGi software. Over the time we experienced a lot of fallacies PDE unknowingly lead us to. One […]
Automatically create desktop files under Ubuntu with Eclipse Oomph installer
Automatically create desktop files under Ubuntu with Eclipse Oomph installer If you are a user of the Eclipse IDE using Ubuntu and you are using the Oomph installer as well, I will show the possibility to automatically create .desktop files. That makes it possible to find the installation with your desktop search tool. I used […]