I have written the Java class JerseyServlet which is intended as a base class for DS (Declarative Services) components providing Servlet services to the OSGi web whiteboard.
The JerseyServlet simplifies the approach outlined in Use Jersey to provide REST APIs from karaf applications.
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Edit: creating a REST API using jersey has been made simpler, see Simplified REST APIs from karaf using Jersey for details.
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Edit: delivering react.js has been made simpler, see Simplified delivery of react.js from apache karaf for details.
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Apache Karaf is a good platform for deploying OSGi based applications. Karaf is also a good platform for testing and debugging these applications. This article describes how to test and debug OSGi bundles and OSGi applications with karaf and eclipse.
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This blog post describes how to create a windows service from a Java application, it is a slightly more fleshed out version of the JavaZone 2016 lightning talk “A Java windows service in 10 minutes”.
A problem sometimes encountered by a Java programmer, is to make your Java program into a Windows Service. This is may be a bump in your project, particularly if you don’t know anything about windows services, or much about windows for that matter.
The demo created a running, working, Windows service server using 14 lines of Java code, and some maven configuration.
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