Quintessence of Karaf

[Cristiano Costantini <cr...@gmail.com>]

For anyone who own the latest book of Robert Martin, "Clean Architecture",
go read page 157.
There he says:  "My preference is to decoupling to the point where a
service [i.e. a network service like a Rest or SOAP] could be formed,
should it become necessary; but then to leave the components in the same
address space [i.e. same JVM] as long as possible."

I believe this is the quintessence of what you can do with Karaf
(especially if you put some Camel on it), that's why I loved it - and
that's why I am sorry I am not using it anymore in my new job :-(

Greetings you all guy! (I'll keep being subscribed to the list and for sure
I'll use Karaf if I'll have to start a new project on my own)

Cristiano

Re: Quintessence of Karaf

[Jean-Baptiste Onofré <jb...@nanthrax.net>]

Hi Cristiano,

I fully agree !!!!

I'm so sorry that you are not using Karaf in your new job anymore.

I hope you will find some spare time to keep on doing your great contribution !

Thanks,
Regards
JB

On 11/24/2017 05:14 PM, Cristiano Costantini wrote:
> For anyone who own the latest book of Robert Martin, "Clean Architecture", go 
> read page 157.
> There he says:  "My preference is to decoupling to the point where a service 
> [i.e. a network service like a Rest or SOAP] could be formed, should it become 
> necessary; but then to leave the components in the same address space [i.e. same 
> JVM] as long as possible."
> 
> I believe this is the quintessence of what you can do with Karaf (especially if 
> you put some Camel on it), that's why I loved it - and that's why I am sorry I 
> am not using it anymore in my new job :-(
> 
> Greetings you all guy! (I'll keep being subscribed to the list and for sure I'll 
> use Karaf if I'll have to start a new project on my own)
> 
> Cristiano

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