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  • Solstice: combines Flex, OSGi and db4o

    Solstice is the first framework to integrate Flex, OSGi and db4o in a single out-of-the-box package. Even though it's still in alpha, it provides a rich set of open source products and technologies, including Adobe Flex, Adobe BlazeDS, OSGi, Eclipse Equinox, Eclipse Equinox Servlet Bridge, JBoss, Felix and db4o.   So far it provides the ...
    Posted to Community News (Weblog) by German Viscuso on August 14, 2008
  • DB4O 7.2 OSGi module

    I'm starting the db4o service in Equinox, as a bundle; however, it's unable to find the DB4O Container, as mentioned in another post. Is it expected that I deploy the db4o jar along with the bundle which has the Db4o dependency, such that the db4o service *only* provides the way to get the container, but not the container itself? That seems a ...
    Posted to OSGi (Forum) by jottinger@techtarget.com on April 29, 2008
  • Problems storing objects in db4o database with OSGi

    Hello, I'm writing an OSGi application with an db4o database and I have problems storing objects into the db4o database. My environment is as follows: - Windows XP, Eclipse 3.3, db4o version 6.4 As OSGi implementation I'm using Equinox. When I'm trying to run a bundle inside my eclipse environment and I try to store something to the database, ...
    Posted to OSGi (Forum) by Felix Reckers on April 1, 2008
  • Re: OSGi, GenericObject, ClassCast errors and the TRANSLOADER

    I'm not sure which OSGi framework you are using. If you are running on Eclipse Equinox then you can make use of an Eclipse specific extension called ''buddy classloading''. However, this limits your ability to run your bundles on other OSGi frameworks. Basically, you would create a DB4O bundle and add the following to it's bundle ...
    Posted to OSGi (Forum) by gunnar on March 5, 2008