Showing posts with label Virgo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Virgo. Show all posts

Apr 17, 2017

Java 9 Jigsaw and OSGi

On Google+ Mark Derricut wrote about a post by RedHat's Scott Stark about Jigsaw, the Java 9 module system, as well as a follow up by Mike Hearn. I have been following Jigsaw for some years, and I found both posts very interesting. Scott's post highlights some worrying problems in the current Jigsaw...

Mar 10, 2017

Virgo 3.7.0 Released

 Today Florian announced the availability of Virgo 3.7.0.  Virgo 3.7.0 brings several improvements (most notably Tomcat 8.5 and Spring Framework 4.2) and is paired by release 1.5.0 of the Virgo Tools, the Eclipse IDE integration. This is the first official Virgo release since I joined the...

Feb 2, 2017

Jan 5, 2017

Virgo Tools 1.5

Since September 2015 I am a committer of the open source Eclipse Virgo project. I have written several posts in the past about the Eclipse Virgo OSGi application server, and after having helped the project team with patches and bug fixes I have been invited by Florian, the project lead, to join the...

Oct 22, 2014

Profiling Virgo with JProfiler

The information below has been tested with JProfile 5 on Linux 64bit, and assumes that the JProfiler Agent is installed in folder /opt/jprofiler5. While this post refers to a rather old JProfiler version, I am sure the principles apply also to more recent JProfiler version.    The following...

Aug 30, 2014

Oct 31, 2012

Oct 2, 2012

Developing for Virgo server with Eclipse PDE

Last week I pushed to github an Eclipse plug-in released under the EPL license that allows using PDE plug-in projects with Virgo Tools. Source code, binaries and documentation are available here:   http://github.com/giamma/pde2virgo  The plug-in is pretty simple: it contributes a new builder...

Oct 1, 2012