Projects tagged ‘eclipse’ and ‘equinox’

The goal of the Swordfish project is to provide an extensible SOA framework based on the proven Eclipse Equinox runtime technology. The framework is designed to be complemented by additional open ... [More] source components such as a service registry, a messaging system, a process engine etc. to form a comprehensive open source SOA runtime environment based on both established and emerging open standards. [Less]

The CloudFree Commerce Platform is an open, dynamic and extensible servert platform. We turn Equinox into a server for your application.

Runtime: Client: Eclipse Rich Client, partly Eclipse Riena UI, Remote OSGI Services Server: OSGI based on Eclipse Equinox, EasyBeans OSGI, Eclipse Riena, Drools Rules and Business Process Engine ... [More] Development: Model-Driven Softwarefactory to build different product lines on top of the Open Source ERP core. UML + EMF (Ecore) openArchitectureWare subproject: redView (Riena EMF Dynamic Views) [Less]

Equinox for Google App Engine/Java

Open Source (EPL) OSGI (Eclipse Equinox) ApplicationServer (Eclipse Riena, EasyBeans) OSOAS is the OpenSource Server part of a german ERP solution and can be used for business Enterprise Applications.

Project InfoThe aim of this project is to create an exemplary collaborative testing tool called TPTeam by using the Eclipse Equinox and Communication Framework (ECF) projects. This goal is achieved ... [More] by the development of three components: TPBuddy™, a client GUI utilizing the Eclipse Rich Client Platform (RCP) TPBridge™, an event-driven plug-in that bridges communication across Java Virtual Machines (JVMs) using the freely available infrastructure of Google Talk. TPManager™, a server-side test management plug-in. All three components utilize a novel service-oriented architecture derived from Equinox and distributed events to achieve collaborative unit testing. Out-of-JVM communication is done via instant messaging through Google Talk servers and the open Extensible Messaging and Presence Protocol (XMPP). Tests are executed in the form of Eclipse Test and Performance Tools Platform (TPTP) JUnit testsuites, which allow for server-side management. The work represents a practical first step in utilizing newly available Eclipse open source projects and public infrastructure for the creation of collaborative tools. NewsSeptember 22, 2007Added the TPTeam Harvard Master's degree thesis to the downloads section. This thesis would be a good read for anyone interested in developing an Eclipse RCP app, connecting it to Hibenate, or embedding an Eclipse instance within a servlet container. The thesis describes: The state-of-the-art Problem statement General use cases Domain model and design patterns used User Manual Lessons Learned June 10, 2007The first release, v0.1, is ready for download! Go to the downloads tab for more details. Each archive in the downloads section has a README that explains how to install, configure, and run. [Less]

Project InfoThis project aims to facilitate the usage of the Spring Framework for wiring Eclipse RCP components together and to any other services you would wish to use. The way it works is by ... [More] providing two plug-ins your work will depend on. These provide a hook for you to wire your views (and all subsequent code) via the bean factory. Additional utility classes for working with Spring in an Eclipse RCP environment will be included, as well. This work is a derivative of the Eclipse-Spring originally released under Commons Public License by Nick Bartlett. NewsMay 23, 2007We should have the first release within the week. This release will be 0.1. Point releases will be feature enhancements towards 1.0. 0.1 is a feature release, 0.1.1 is a bug fix on that release. Before the next feature release, we'll establish a road map. I don't imagine we'll wait long before pushing to 1.0. [Less]