Posts Tagged ‘scala’
Maven, OSGi, Scala and more in the new Sonatype Maven Cookbook
Sonatype has just release a new Maven cookbook authored by Stuart McCulloch and Tim O’Brien; the interesting thing is that this new book focuses on more “unusual” ways to use Maven, like
Read the book here. A pdf download is also available.
OSGi-fied Scala libraries
Heiko Seeberger has just updated the OSGi-fied versions of Scala libraries. As he explains
The “official” Scala libraries (scala-lang.jar, scala-swing.jar, etc.) are not (yet) delivered as OSGi bundles. There is an Eclipse plug-in which is part of the Scala IDE for Eclipse which basically is an OSGi bundle, but it is an all-in-one bundle (assembles scala-*.jar) and – very important – contains a special bundle manifest that is not-so-good for general purpose.
scala-lang-osgi contains projects which deliver OSGi bundles for each Scala library
Check the Scala-lang-osgi project for all the details.
Scala OSGi Bundle With Spring DM
Today, the OSGi bundles concept with SSAP as the application server is one of the most interesting things that developer should know. In addition, Scala is one of the most powerful languages . Reading some blogs on how to integrate Scala with OSGi : an introduction given by Neil and also the DSL concept presented by Roman , I am asking, is it possible to do Scala with Spring DM as a Scala generated .class file?
The OSGi Look 