After writing my post about setting up Apache CXF in OSGi, I’ve had a couple people ask about how to do the same with Apache Camel. Camel is a bit more complex due to all the libraries that it may pull in depending on which components you use, but it’s not really that much more […]
Author: Daniel Kulp
Apache CXF 2.5.0 Released!
This morning, I sent out an announcement that Apache CXF 2.5.0 is now released! Over 6 months of work went into this release to expand the feature set, stabilize it, and get it ready for release. There are two major categories of new “stuff” in this release: Normal “framework” features. These features expand the capabilities […]
Apache CXF in OSGi
I’ve had a bunch of people asking me lately about getting Apache CXF up and running in OSGi. A lot of people have run into issues trying to find the right third party bundles, configuring things like JAX-WS and JAXB, normal “class loader” issues, etc…. Thus, I decided I need to write a blog entry. […]
Enterprise level services coming to Apache CXF
This past week, there was a discussion on the Apache CXF developer list about adding an enterprise grade Security Token Service (STS) into CXF. Talend has been developing an STS internally for some of our customers for a while now and we’re pretty excited to be able to contribute the results of that work back […]
Updates to OSGi and Management coming in CXF
In the last week or so, there’s been a bit of work going on in CXF to improve the OSGi experience with CXF as well as make it easier to manage. First off, Glen Mazza has done quite a bit of testing with JMX and wrote a very good blog entry about how to JMX […]