OSGi application with an angular UI, REST Service and OSGi service. The design follows current best practices for OSGi R7 applications.

Slides for eclipsecon 2109 talk "Testing OSGi applications"

• parent - Defines common dependencies and the build of OSGi bundles
• backend - Tasklist api, OSGi service impl and REST service. In a full blown application you might want several bundles here
• halbrowser - Repackaged halbrowser for OSGi
• ui - Static Angular UI that uses the REST backend
• app - Defines the index and application assembly using bndrun

mvn clean install

cd app; java -jar target/app.jar

Download and run Apache Karaf 4.2.6

feature:repo-add mvn:org.apache.aries.jax.rs/org.apache.aries.jax.rs.features/1.0.5/xml
feature:install aries-jax-rs-whiteboard aries-jax-rs-whiteboard-jackson war
install -s mvn:net.lr.osgibp/net.lr.osgibp.backend
install -s mvn:net.lr.osgibp/net.lr.osgibp.ui/1.0.0-SNAPSHOT

• Entry page with links to all services
• Tasklist UI
• Raw REST endpoint

• OSGi enroute microservice example - Great example for a rest service. It also shows how to do JPA in OSGi.
• Sling bundle parent - Contains many of the best practices
• Some hints to boost your productivity with declarative services
• Bnd maven plugins documentation
• OSGi R7 Highlights JAX-RS Whiteboard
• Best practices for Restul apis
• Pure Annotation-Driven Bundle Development

• Kent Beck - Properties of valuable tests

• Pax exam

• Awaitility

• Testcontainers