Re: [ecf-dev] Blog ECF Discovery: How many zookeepers does it take to screw in a lightbulb

[Scott Lewis <sl...@composent.com>]

Hi Wim,

Thanks for the blog posting...and the contribution of course.  This is 
*great* stuff. 

I'm not sure if everyone realizes it, but ECF's impl of OSGi remote 
services works with any/all ECF discovery providers (now 
supported/available:  zeroconf, slp, xml file-based, and now apache 
zookeeper), this means that people can *easily* mix and match discovery 
providers with ECF remote service providers (now supported:  r-OSGi, ECF 
generic, JMS/Apache MQ, JavaGroups, XMPP, Skype, rest-based providers, 
soap-based providers). 

So based upon use case, network security constraints, existing network 
architecture, etc., people can use any desired combination of discovery 
provider(s) and remote service provider(s).

Also, this is a great example of community-driven and 
community-contributed project development. 

Good work!

Scott


Wim Jongman wrote:
> Hi Guys,
>
> Ahmed Aadel who works at Remain Software created a Zookeeper based 
> Discovery provider which can be used to publish remote services in an 
> OSGi container. 
>
> I have created a blog posting here: http://tiny.cc/zookeepers
>
> Regards,
>
> Wim Jongman
> MP @ Remain Software
>
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