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Tag Archives: maven
Integration Testing Web Applications
Over the years I have needed to integration test a number of web applications from simple user facing applications to large Web service APIs. No matter what the application does, one always needs to deploy the application into a container … Continue reading
Secrets of The Felix Bundle Plug-in Macros Revealed
I was recently dealing with some client concerns regarding package import scopes in their Maven-built artifact using the Felix Bundle Plug-in. The client was curious about strategies for dealing with package import version ranges as well as how to manage … Continue reading
Combining Karaf Features, PAX URL, and Maven to deploy a plain JAR as an OSGi bundle
I recently found myself in the situation where I needed to provide an easy way for a client to install a set of OSGi bundles and their dependencies. Karaf Features allow you to name a collection of bundles and other … Continue reading
