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Index
Building Modular Cloud Apps with OSGi Dedication Preface
Who Should Read This Book How This Book Is Organized Conventions Used in This Book Using Code Examples Safari® Books Online How to Contact Us Acknowledgments
I. Introducing Modularity in Java
1. Modularity Introduction
Dealing with Increasing Complexity Divide and Conquer Service Oriented Architecture All Over Again? A Better Look at Modularity and What It Really Means
Design Time Modularity Runtime Modularity
Modularity Solutions
OSGi Jigsaw JBoss Modules Maven
Choosing a Solution: OSGi
What Is OSGi? OSGi in the Real World
Tooling
Bndtools Maven with the BND Maven Plug-in Eclipse Tycho NetBeans and IntelliJ
2. Basic Concepts of OSGi
Hiding Implementations Import Package Myths Depending on Other Modules Service Dynamics The Bundle Format
Bundle-SymbolicName Bundle-Name Bundle-Version Import-Package Export-Package Bundle-Activator
Running an OSGi Application The Framework Lifecycle
3. Creating the First OSGi Application
Prerequisites Getting Started Creating an API Bundle Creating an OSGi Service Running the Code Using the Agenda Service Service Instances Understanding Service Dynamics
Services and Bundle States Debugging Services Having Multiple Service Implementations Service Properties Service Ranking Service Registration and Deregistration Callbacks Injecting Multiple Service Implementations and the Whiteboard Pattern Lifecycle Callbacks Injecting BundleContext and DependencyManager
4. Advanced OSGi
Semantic Versioning
Provider and Consumer Types Baselining in Bndtools Semantic Bundle Versioning
Integration Testing
Writing Integration Tests Running Integration Tests
Configuring Services
Managed Services Configuring a Managed Service Required Configuration Managed Service Factories MetaType Providing Configuration
Log Service
Installing and Using the LogService Logging Performance
Extender Pattern Event Admin
Using Event Admin
Aspect Services The Bundle Cache
5. Pointers and Pitfalls
Better Understanding OSGi Specifications Require Bundle Fragment Bundles Loading Extra System Packages Profilers, Coverage Tools, and Bootpath Delegation Dealing with Non-OSGi Libraries Transitive Dependencies Classloading Problems in Libraries and Frameworks
Passing the Bundle Classloader Manually Handling Classpath Scanning
The Low-Level Service API
Registering Services Using Services Service Tracker
Dynamic Classloading
DynamicImport-Package Optional Import-Package
II. Developing Cloud Applications
6. Cloud Application Architecture
Technology Stack The Amdatu Project The Layered Architecture Inside a Bundle API Bundles Separation of Concerns Services Are Responsible for Their Own Data Bndtools Project Structure Comparing with SOA Again Remoting
7. Architectural Capabilities
Maintainability Extensibility Scalability Testability
8. Creating Web Applications
Modular Web Applications HTTP Service
Taking It One Step Further with Servlets Adding Filters into the Mix
Handling Web Resources Automatically Rethinking Web Applications RESTful Web Services
Getting Started Implementing an Agenda Resource Extending the Agenda Resource Simplified Object Mapping Self-Documenting RESTful Endpoints Modularizing RESTful Resources
Modular User Interfaces Using HTML 5 Token Based Security
Using the Token Provider
Web Application Bundles OpenSocial
Getting Started Creating Gadgets
9. Persistence
Relational Databases
JDBC Object Relational Mapping with JPA
NoSQL
Document Stores Using MongoDB as a Document Store Getting Started Implementing a Persistent Service Using the MongoDB Query System Taking It Back to the Web
III. Deploying Applications in the Cloud
10. Deployment
Understanding OSGi Runtimes Choosing an OSGi Framework for Deployment IaaS versus PaaS versus SaaS A Modular PaaS Apache ACE
Installing Apache ACE Starting Deployment Targets
Creating a Deployment
Incremental Updates Deploying Configuration Parameterized Configuration Solving Deployment Issues Configuring the Apache ACE Launcher
Autoscaling
11. Alternative Deployment Methods
Packaging an Application as an Executable JAR Application Servers
Oracle GlassFish Application Server
Using Apache ACE to provision GlassFish Using the OSGi shell Interacting with GlassFish Java EE APIs EJB and JPA Web Application Bundles and JAX-RS GlassFish versus a plain OSGi container
RedHat JBoss Application Server IBM WebSphere® Application Server Apache Karaf Eclipse Virgo
A. Example Application
Introduction Finding and Running the Source Code Layered View Component View Development View Modularized Frontend Authentication Configuration Admin Scheduled Jobs Event Admin Testing
Index About the Authors Colophon Copyright
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