Building Service Oriented Bundle Architectures
On 5 March 2007, Band XI International, in collaboration with IBM delivered a one day tutorial introducing the attendees to the pure services approach to building OSGi architected software solutions. In doing so, we introduced two open source frameworks that facilitate building service oriented solutions.
- The Service Activator Toolkit (SAT) enables the development of service oriented OSGi bundle activators by making the registration of services and the acquisition of services easy.
- The Device Kit (DK) is an Open Service Gateway Initiative (OSGi) enabled technology that enables you to interface with hardware devices from Java™ code.
By following the links below, you can review the full library of documents created to support the tutorial activities.
Read our feedback summary from the tutorial participants!
 Tutorial Feedback Summary (228 kB) |
Administrative Documents
The following documents provide the purpose and context of the workshop, including the feedback summary for the EclipseCon 2007 tutorial:
| Tutorial Abstract (188 kB) |
| Tutorial Requirements (132 kB) |
| Tutorial Schedule (148 kB) |
Presentations
The following are the presentations used at the EclipseCon 2007 tutorial:
Milestone Instructions
The following are the tutorial milestone instructions used at the EclipseCon 2007 tutorial:
Train Your Team in SOBA If you would like to have us come and train your engineers to build Service Oriented Bundle Architectures and integrate your real devices, please contact us at
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"A single twig breaks, but the bundle of twigs is strong." - Tecumseh |
| SAT: Service Activator Toolkit The Service Activator Toolkit is available as a technology incubator project under the banner of the Eclipse Open HealthCare Framework (OHF) project.
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DK: DeviceKit DK Reference (448 kB)
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