Category Archive: OSGi

  1. Gemini & Virgo moving on

    Gemini Management 2.0 has been out for some time and is spec compliant with the OSGi alliance Enterprise 5.0 JMX specification. The project is very much in maintenance mode pending changes to the specification or bugs. I am moving on to new things and while I’m very sad to be leaving behind the wonderful community […]

  2. New Web Admin Console In Virgo

    Virgo 3.6.0.M01 has been released and it contains a new web admin console. While visually it appears very similar to the existing web console it has some new features and under the covers a lot has changed. New Features The OSGi explorer has been replaced with a graphical view that shows both the service and […]

  3. Gemini Management 2.0.0.M01

    Gemini Management is an implementation of the OSGi Enterprise JMX specification. The 2.0.x line moves up to version 5.0 of the specification with several improvements and a new MBean. Gemini Management now includes and re-exports the ‘org.osgi.jmx‘ packages from the 5.0 specification meaning you don’t need to separately include the APIs in your runtime. This […]

  4. Gemini Management, soon…

    Gemini Management is a set of JMX MBeans for managing your OSGi runtime. We released the first Milestone last week and will hopefully do a full release in the near future. Gemini Management implements the JMX Specification Version 1.0 of the OSGi Service Platform Enterprise Specification, Version 4.2, section 124. To learn more about Gemini […]

  5. Virgo 3.0 (Maya) RC2

      The second Release Candidate of Virgo 3.0 (Maya) is available for download. See the release notes for details. RC2 has minor updates from RC1. The documentation has been finished and is now also frozen for release. The version of Equinox has been updated to the stable Indigo version. The separate Snaps download has also […]

  6. Extending Virgo with a HttpService

    Several people have asked about us providing a packaging of Virgo that includes the OSGi HttpService. We don’t have any plans to do so because it’s so easy to extend Virgo with extra function yourself. I’m using the Equinox HttpService as the desired extra function here but the same approach applies no matter what you […]