GlassFish v3, OSGi Equinox Felix

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    1. GlassFish V3 & OSGi Jerome Dochez and Ludovic Champenois ● GlassFish team ●Sun Microsystems, Inc. 1
    2. Introduction • GlassFish, an Open Source application server built on and with Open Source components : > Maven 2 – build system – module description > Felix – OSGi module management > Eclipse Link – Java Persistence Architecture implementation • V3 is the third open source release of GlassFish 2
    3. What's new in V3 • Modularity > platform growth > choice of technologies rapidly evolving > based on industry standard OSGi runtime • Extensible and Embeddable > not limited to traditional Java EE containers > can run in any java or native host process • Service based architecture > services are defined by contracts and can be easily substituted > lazy loading based on usage patterns 3
    4. Modularity in V3 • Modules are great but let's face it, they do nothing just being modules ! > A good service based architecture is what you need. • V3 innovation : > One of the few OSGi enabled application that is completely portable to any OSGi R4 compliant runtime > allow any type of container to be plugged in. > start all containers and services on demand yielding an unmatched startup time for a Java EE server. > focus on developer (keeping the already numerous deployer's features). 4
    5. Modularity • Kernel > startup/shutdown sequences > basic services (deployment) > configuration reading • Services > Cross containers functionalities – Security, Naming Manager... – Admin Console • Containers > handle user's applications > independent of each others 5
    6. OSGi R4 Runtime S Services e c Applications Life Cycle u (Bundles) r i Module t y JDK OS + Hardware 6
    7. HK2 Module Management Runtime Services Applications Life Cycle (Bundles) Module Bundles Repository JDK OS + Hardware 7
    8. HK2 and OSGi • Use OSGi as the underlying module management > capable of consuming any OSGi modules > all GlassFish V3 modules are OSGi modules • HK2 Provides runtime services on top of OSGi : Repository management > Isolation from OSGi APIs or implementation > Services definition and lookup > MBeans support > Configuration facilities > • HK2 is a separate Open Source project 8
    9. Module Management 4. return class loader 1. loadModule HK2 Services OSGi 2.Get 3.Install Runtime Repository Repository Repository 9
    10. Services • GlassFish V3 use extensively Services to identify extension points like : > Application Containers (like Web-App, Jruby, Spring) > Administrative Commands • Services are : > implementing an interface – Java SE style with a META-INF/services file – OSGi style – HK2 • Can be stateless or statefull 10
    11. GlassFish V3 Runtime with OSGi GlassFish V3 modules Random OSGi Bundle (OSGi + extra metadata) Service OSGi HK2 Service layer Mapper Service Layer OSGi Bundle management 11
    12. HK2 Service • Interfaces are declared with @Contract • Implementations are declared with @Service • Build system will generate Metadata automatically @Contract public interface Startup {...} @Service public class ConfigService implements Startup { ... } 12
    13. Runtime • Kernel > startup/shutdown sequences > basic services (deployment) > configuration reading • Services > Cross containers functionalities – Security, Naming Manager... – Admin Console • Containers > handle user's applications > independent of each others 13
    14. Runtime Security Config JRuby/Rails Web Naming Injection dispatch GlassFish Kernel browser requests Grizzly HK2 Services OSGi Runtime Bundles repositories services 14
    15. OnDemand and Extensible • Pay As you Go > containers are started when applications are deployed to them > startup time is under 2 seconds • Extensible > Containers (scripting containers) > Administration – Admin Commands – Configuration – Admin GUI through plugin 15
    16. GlassFish containers • Basic Functionalities > handles certain application types > started and stopped on demand • Optional features > Configuration services (so all containers configuration can be centrally managed) > administration commands > administration console plugins 16
    17. Container Pluggability Console user domain.xml Central Config Admin Console C Container o GUI Parts Runtime n f Grizzly Adapter i Admin commands g Kernel client/browser admin invocation 17
    18. OSGi integration • Module management > Add, remove, update installed modules • OSGi as a container ! > Treat OSGi just like the web container, bundles are deployed to it. • Converged Applications > Started investigating Java EE 6 + OSGi converged applications : – Dependencies in OSGi – Lifecycle still governed by Java EE. 18

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