SpringSource dm Server™ Programmer Guide
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SpringSource dm Server™ Programmer Guide
Ramnivas
Laddad
Colin
Yates
Sam
Brannen
Rob
Harrop
Christian
Dupuis
Andy
Wilkinson
SpringSource dm Server™
2.0.0.M5
Copyright © SpringSource Inc., 2008
Table of Contents
Preface
1. Prerequisites
1.1. Runtime Environment
1.2. References
2. Introduction to dm Server
2.1. Overview
2.2. What is the SpringSource dm Server?
2.3. Why the SpringSource dm Server?
3. Deployment Architecture
3.1. Supported Deployment Formats
3.2. Dependency Types
3.3. A guide to forming bundles
4. Developing Applications
4.1. Anatomy of a bundle
4.2. Creating PARs and WARs
4.3. Creating Plans
4.4. Programmatic Access to Personality-specific Features
4.5. Automatic Imports
4.6. Working with dependencies
4.7. Application trace
4.8. Application versioning
5. Migrating to OSGi
5.1. Migrating Web Applications
5.2. Migrating to a Plan or a PAR
6. Migrating Form Tags
6.1. Overview of the Form Tags Sample Application
6.2. Form Tags WAR
6.3. Form Tags Shared Libraries WAR
6.4. Form Tags Shared Services WAR
6.5. Form Tags PAR
6.6. Summary of the Form Tags Migration
7. Tooling
7.1. Installation
7.2. Running a SpringSource dm Server instance within Eclipse
7.3. Bundle and Library Provisioning
7.4. Setting up Eclipse Projects
7.5. Developing OSGi Bundles
7.6. Deploying Applications
8. Common Libraries
8.1. Working with Hibernate
8.2. Working with DataSources
8.3. Weaving and Instrumentation
8.4. JSP Tag Libraries
9. Known Issues
9.1. JPA Entity Scanning
9.2. ClassNotFoundError When Creating a Proxy
9.3. Creating proxies with CGLIB for package-protected types
9.4. Scanning for listeners in TLD files
9.5. Scanning for TLDs in exploded bundles.
