Before using this project you must download the dsu, osjee and osjee.dropins project's code and run mvn install for each of them. They will be properly packaged in a near future to avoid this requirement

OSJEe Dropins Example

This project specifies the behavior provided by the osjee.dropins project

Run mvn post-clean verify to

• install an Open Liberty server with the Java Servlets (4.0) and OSGi Debug Console features
• build the /dynamic web context (WAR) and deploy it to the server dropins directory
• build the bundle (JAR) providing the/dynamic/hello servlet and deploy it to the directory selected for bundle dropins
• build and deploy the /static web context with its /static/hello servlet (for comparison purposes only)
• start the server with a dropins aware OSGi framework attached to the /dynamic context

After changing (Hello by Hi?) the source code of any of the servlets you must run mvn clean package

• from ./bundle to update the dynamic servlet JAR
• from ./contexts/static to update the static servlet WAR

To check how changes affect running clients run (bash required) ./loop.sh dynamic or ./loop.sh static before updating the corresponding component. You should never get errors from the former on updates to the dynamic servlet while the latter could, frequently, show HTTP 404 errors on updates to the static one