OSGi Users Forum UK Meeting 2

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The document summarizes the agenda and notes from a meeting of the OSGi Users' Forum UK. The agenda included welcome remarks and announcements from Mike Francis, a presentation by Peter Kriens on the next OSGi enterprise release, and an open Q&A session. Announcements noted the growth of the UK user group, upcoming OSGi training and specification releases, and plans for the next meeting in October on applying OSGi in existing applications.

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OSGi Users’ Form UK
Meeting 2
14th July, 2009

OSG Users’ Forum UK Meeting 2 July 2009

Agenda

18.30 - Welcome, News & Announcements - Mike Francis
18.45 - OSGi, The Next Enterprise Release - Peter Kriens
20.00 - Q&A - Open Floor
20.30 - Meeting Close & Retire to the Pub

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Welcome, News &
Announcements

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Welcome

• Welcome back to those that joined for last meeting
• Warm welcome to new members
• Peter Kriens, OSGi Alliance Director of Technology

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News & Announcements

• OSGi DevCon Europe Slides available online:
http://www.osgi.org/DevConEurope2009/Schedule
• UK OSGi Users’ Forum is growing
‣ Over 70 members now
• OSGi Training Course in London - 22nd to 25th September ’09
http://skillsmatter.com/course/java-jee/osgi-the-dynamic-
module-system-for-java

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News & Announcements

• OSGi Alliance is going through some changes to make the
Alliance more accessible to more organizations
‣ Desire to get more people involved with the speciﬁcations
‣ More news on this in next 3 or so months
• OSGi Release 4 v4.2 speciﬁcation due for publication soon
‣ Peter will tell us more shortly.......

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Next Meeting

• October ’09
‣ Topic - OSGi in Action

‣ Case study of someone applying OSGi to their existing application

‣ Date to be conﬁrmed soon via mail list

• Suggestions for future events?
‣ Email to uk-info@osgiusers.org
‣ Propose a talk http://uk.osgiusers.org/Main/ProposePres

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Thanks

• Skills Matter
‣ Providing meeting room facilities

‣ Video Recording the meeting

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Drinks...sponsored by
• The Crown Tavern
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Questions?

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OSGi, The Next Enterprise Release
Peter Kriens

OSG Users’ Forum UK Meeting 2 July 2009

OSGi goes beyond service invocations in a single JVM with the introduction of RFC 119 - Distributed OSGi. It will enable an OSGi bundle deployed in a JVM to invoke a service (either OSGi or non-OSGi) in another JVM or process, potentially on a remote computer accessed via a network protocol. Meanwhile, an OSGi service deployed in another JVM or a non-OSGi program such as Web Service client, potentially on a remote computer, to find and access a service running in the "local" OSGi JVM (i.e. an OSGi deployment can accept service invocations from remote OSGi bundle or external environments). The distributed computing functionality is added to the OSGi programming model without additional APIs or concepts as the distribution layer will be mostly transparent to OSGi developers by configuration. SCA (Service Component Architecture) provides a technology-neutral approach to abstract business logic into components and assemble them into composite applications. It greatly simplifies the component communications using declarative bindings. QoS requirements can be uniformly declared as SCA intents which can be mapped and realized using different stacks. SCA is a great fit to be a distribution provider for distributed OSGi. Apache Tuscany is an open source project that implements the SCA specifications. It provides integrations of implementation types (such as Java, Scripting, BPEL, Spring, OSGi and JEE) and binding types (such as Web Service, JMS, EJB, CORBA, RMI, JSONRPC, and ATOM) as the infrastructure for SCA programming. The latest version of Tuscany runtime is fully built on top of OSGi as the foundation. We recently added the OSGi RFC 119 support. In this session, we will teach you how to develop a distributed OSGi application to leverage the SCA capabilities using Apache Tuscany. A calculator scenario will be used to demonstrate the distributed OSGi service invocations using RMI and Web Service protocols. We will also explain how to model an OSGi bundle as an SCA component and configure the SCA composite to provide communications between services. The readers will understand the basic ideas behind distributed OSGi in the concrete example and the power of Tuscany SCA for service composition.

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OSGi Users Forum UK Meeting 2

1. OSGi Users’ Form UK Meeting 2 14th July, 2009 OSG Users’ Forum UK Meeting 2 July 2009

2. Agenda 18.30 - Welcome, News & Announcements - Mike Francis 18.45 - OSGi, The Next Enterprise Release - Peter Kriens 20.00 - Q&A - Open Floor 20.30 - Meeting Close & Retire to the Pub OSG Users’ Forum UK OSG Users’ Forum UK April 2009

3. Welcome, News & Announcements OSG Users’ Forum UK Meeting 2 July 2009

4. Welcome • Welcome back to those that joined for last meeting • Warm welcome to new members • Peter Kriens, OSGi Alliance Director of Technology OSG Users’ Forum UK OSG Users’ Forum UK April 2009

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6. News & Announcements • OSGi Alliance is going through some changes to make the Alliance more accessible to more organizations ‣ Desire to get more people involved with the speciﬁcations ‣ More news on this in next 3 or so months • OSGi Release 4 v4.2 speciﬁcation due for publication soon ‣ Peter will tell us more shortly....... OSG Users’ Forum UK OSG Users’ Forum UK April 2009

7. Next Meeting • October ’09 ‣ Topic - OSGi in Action ‣ Case study of someone applying OSGi to their existing application ‣ Date to be conﬁrmed soon via mail list • Suggestions for future events? ‣ Email to uk-info@osgiusers.org ‣ Propose a talk http://uk.osgiusers.org/Main/ProposePres OSG Users’ Forum UK OSG Users’ Forum UK April 2009

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