Restlet Extensions for OSGi Environments 0.5.0 Released

I have released Restlet Extension for OSGi Environments version 0.5.0. This project provides a framework for building RESTful OSGi web services using dynamic applications, routers, filters, and resources. The project has been renamed from Restlet integration with OSGi & Equinox, and has also been refactored to be a Restlet extension. This build is temporary until the extension is officially released as part of Restlet. This release requires Restlet 2.1M7 or later.

October 17, 2011 - Posted by Bryan Hunt | Eclipse

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I work on an OSGi based RESTful framework as well, so it’s great to see more REST / OSGi integration – looking forward to digging in deeper and seeing what ideas can be shared.
Thanks for this post!

Comment by Jeremy Dowdall | October 17, 2011 | Reply

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I am the architect for a set of Eclipse based tools used in large-scale testing. I have expertise in large-scale distributed systems, test automation, and test failure analysis. My formal training is in Electrical Engineering with a BS and MS from New Mexico State University. My background in programming is mostly self-taught and inspired by my never-ending amazement at what can be accomplished with a computer, a little imagination, and good code.

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