| Some open sourced Virgo plans [message #1013395] |
Sat, 23 February 2013 15:06  |
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Hi,
I just uploaded some virgo plans on Github.
With them, you'll have access to:
Gemini Dbaccess
Gemini Jpa
ActiveMQ JMS OSGI service out of the box
Camel Jms support
Camel Web socket support
Spring Security
Hibernate Validator with Validator factory OSGI Service
End-user Maven Archetypes coming soon.
Feel free to use, modify, improve, take it as an Eclipse project (If you want I'll be an Eclipse commiter)...
https://github.com/Tcharl/virgo.plans
Kind regards.
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| Re: Some open sourced Virgo plans [message #1014242 is a reply to message #1014239] |
Mon, 25 February 2013 12:33  |
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Hi,
Sorry, I messed some things in the readme (Git updated!).
The exact text would be:
h1. What is it? This is bunch of Eclipse Virgo plans to enable a fully-fledged osgiliath ESB project
h2. How to use?
First you have to configure your maven settings.xml to mirror the osgiliath nexus (http://nexus.osgiliath.net/nexus/content/groups/public/) or install superpom and helpers projects.
In a second time, configure in this file a maven active profile with the property virgo.path pointing on your root virgo jetty installation (3.6.0.RELEASE at the time I'm writing). Add entry javax.persistence.metamodel to the spring orm MANIFEST (on the repository/ext folder).
Finally just run mvn clean install and launch Virgo!
h2. Architecture
You can clone the git project at https://github.com/Tcharl/virgo.plans.git
It's composed of a parent pom and multiples modules (plans):
derby for the database
jpa for persistence
validation for hibernate validation (with an osgi service)
security for spring security
messaging with camel for jms and websocket (jms connection is exported)
Nice to hear you 
[Updated on: Mon, 25 February 2013 12:43] Report message to a moderator |
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| Re: Some open sourced Virgo plans [message #1014339 is a reply to message #1014264] |
Mon, 25 February 2013 16:06 |
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Hi,
1. Osgiliath is the name of my website (http://osgiliath.net) and fictive organisation (just kinda fun, but I'll continue programming with this framework for a long time and it's totally opened for new contributors/ok to move to Eclipse).
2. Virgo Jetty is neccessary for the messaging plan, particularly for the websocket part (as it's done via camel-websocket wich uses the jetty websocket api) .
3. Unfortunately not, I have one project which works on it (Javascript ui + advanced camel routes with jms and websocket+ 3 databases), but I can't open the sources. I'll make some Maven Archetypes based on it and a little Helloworld while I'll have finished this precedent project (A Go game server).
[Updated on: Mon, 25 February 2013 16:09] Report message to a moderator |
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