#Osgiliath Enterprise framework
Osgiliath EF aims to provides a way to develop Web/backend/enterprise applications in a clean, modular way
Osgiliath EF uses many existing first class frameworks, like AngularJS, twitter Bootstrap, Apache Karaf, Apache Camel, CXF, ActiveMQ, JPA, JTA...
You'll find here a bunch of Karaf features allowing you to enable persistence on your project, Web-Servicing, Async messaging, Transactions, validation, Security, dependency injection...
Osgiliath come with Maven archetypes generating your project skeleton, adding capabilities to it... There are four archetypes:
- Parent, that describes an entire application
- Routes, that enable communication between your different web services/parent modules...
- Business that embeds validation, web services, async ones, transactions, functional programming style...
- Model that permits you to save your elements in a/some relational databases easily
###Samples There are two way of programming with Osgiliath framework: using blueprint or using CDI. Blueprint configuration as an xml based syntax and is a proven OSGI technology while CDI offers configuration based on annotation (more conscise but may be a little bit less featured), so choose your weapons!
The entire Osgiliath EF uses these Maven configuration to configure dependency versions, plugin execution... So feel free to use it in your own framework ;).
You can first take a look at the documentation: https://blog.osgiliath.net/?page_id=224. Then, you can directly use the archectypes as they're published in Maven central (mvn archetype:generate ...). Or look at the examples or even the features integration tests to see how to code something. Readme.md will describe what's doing a module all along your way through this repo, so don't hesitate to crawl into!
Osgiliath EF is fully Apache 2.0 License so feel free to use, modify, sell... Just don't forget to cite me or at least send me a mail...
In order to contribute: Clone the repo, install Maven, Java, Npm and Bower. Then, add a property mavenSettings.location property pointing to your settings file in this settings file (in an active pofile). Finally run mvn clean install on the root... On Mac, add a java.home property in your Maven settings.xml pointing to your JDK installation (mandatory for lombok). We'll accept most of contributions in a very short time so don't be shy!
Enjoy Osgiliath coding!