Overview
Bundle-Bee transforms OSGi-runtimes into a scalable grid platform. The grid forms automatically via Bundle-Bee's zero configuration feature. Ordinary bundles become grid enabled during startup via Java bytecode instrumentation.
In contrast to other platforms, Bundle-Bee doesn’t require a radically new programming paradigm. Simple adherence to constraints that are already known from other distributed programming environments (e.g. Java EE’s EJB or RMI) are sufficient: Don’t mess with threading and classloading, stay away from using statics and use interfaces that would work with call-by-value- as well as call-by-reference-semantics. That’s about it.
Members
Manager: Phillip Ghadir, Robert Glaser
Developer: Hendrik Schreiber, Jörg Plewe, Philipp Haußleiter
Reporter: Andreas Krüger, Kristijan Cvetkovic, Michael Mangeng, Stefan Post, Willem van Kerkhof
Files
- org.bundlebee.assembly-0.5.3-equinox.zip (3.4 MB)
- org.bundlebee-0.5.3-source.zip (4.5 MB)
- org.bundlebee.assembly-0.5.3-equinox.tar.gz (3.3 MB)
- Getting_started_with_BundleBee.pdf (145.7 KB)
- org.bundlebee.examples.hello-0.5.3-sources.jar (1.9 KB)
Latest news
File Mirror for BundleBee Releases
Subversion Repository public available
Bundle-Bee Version 0.5.3 released
We proudly announcing our next Release Version from Bundle-Bee.
Preparations for the OOP conference
This year will present Bundle-Bee to all interested people at the booth at OOP-conference. We're highly interested in getting some feedback and maybe to hear about your experience with Bundle-Bee.