Fw: [oasis-charter-discuss] New issue: integration between SCA and OSGI

Jeff, 

Thank you for the observation. Given the start of the
Enterprise Expert Group at OSGi, it would seem sensible to cover future
dependency requirements for improved OSGi integration within scope of the
SCA-J TC. If OSGi were to produce a C++ specification, such a scope addition
would seem sensible for SCA-C++ also.

Hence, we propose the following words to the two charters:

The TC MAY address the following work areas.
Before work commences on any of the above work items, the TC Charter MUST
be clarified (by following the TC Charter Clarification rules defined in
the OASIS Technical Committee Process document) to scope each of these
work items.

(For the SCA-J charter): 

Integration of SCA with OSGi including packaging and deployment
of SCA related artifacts in an OSGi environment; use of OSGi to deploy
and manage SCA artifacts; use of SCA services from OSGi services, use of
OSGi service from SCA services, integration with OSGi registry and definition
of required metadata for such integration.

(For the SCA-C-C++ charter):

Should the OSGi community produce a specification for
C++, then: Integration of SCA with OSGi including packaging and deployment
of SCA related artifacts in an OSGi environment; use of OSGi to deploy
and manage SCA artifacts; use of SCA services from OSGi services, use of
OSGi service from SCA services, integration with OSGi registry and definition
of required metadata for such integration.

Graham J Barber,

Program Director, SOA Partnerships,

      

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----- Forwarded by Graham
Barber/UK/IBM on 17/07/2007 13:35 -----

Jeff Mischkinsky <>
wrote on 16/07/2007 21:12:29:

> Hi,

>     I was wondering if the group had considered some 

> activities/work  

> around integration of SCA and OSGI; at least putting it inscope to
 

> allow TC(s) to work on the topic if there is sufficient interest.

> 

>     cheers,

>    jeff

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