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Apache Felix is an open source implementation of the OSGi Core Release 6 framework specification. The initial codebase was donated from the Oscar project at ObjectWeb. The developers worked on Felix for a full year and have made various improvements while retaining the original footprint and performance. On June 21, 2007, the project graduated from incubation as a top level project and is considered the smallest size software at Apache Software Foundation.

Running Felix
To run Apache Felix OSGi, you need to download the felix-framework-4.x.x.tar.gz or felix-framework-4.x.x.zip compressed file from the site. Once you have extracted the Felix framework distribution, from the command line in the extracted directory type the following: After bundles are installed and running, typing a command like help from the console will display all available commands, which are: • bundlelevel ... | - set or get bundle start level. • cd [] - change or display base URL. • find - display bundles matching substring. • headers [ ...] - display bundle header properties. • help - display impl commands. • inspect - inspect dependency information (e.g., packages, service, etc.). • install [ ...] - install bundle(s). • log [] [error|warn|info|debug] - list recent log entries. • obr help - OSGi bundle repository. • ps [-l | -s | -u] - list installed bundles. • refresh [ ...] - refresh packages. • resolve [ ...] - attempt to resolve the specified bundles. • shutdown - shutdown framework. • start [ ...] - start bundle(s). • startlevel [] - get or set framework start level. • stop [ ...] - stop bundle(s). • sysprop [-r] [] [] - Display, set, modify and remove system properties. • uninstall [ ...] - uninstall bundle(s). • update [] - update bundle. • version - display version of framework. ==Version history==
Version history
Felix Framework Distribution == Subprojects ==
Subprojects
List of subprojects of which the Apache Felix framework consists. ==Projects using Felix==
Projects using Felix
The projects listed below highlight the adoption of Apache Felix: • ServiceMix 4 - An open source ESB with an OSGi core. It also includes JBI support. • Apache Sling - OSGi-based applications layer for JCR content repositories. • EasyBeans - open source EJB 3 container. • GlassFish (v3) - application server for Java EE. • JOnAS 5 - open source Java EE 5 application server. • JORAM and JoramMQ - open source messaging: JMS, AMQP and MQTT broker. • Project Fuji in Open ESB v3 - Light weight and modular ESB core runtime. • Jitsi (formerly known as SIP Communicator) - open source Java VoIP and multi-protocol instant messenger. • modulefusion - open source collection for Java enterprise applications. • NetBeans - The free MultiLanguage IDE. • SOA Software - API Gateway application from Akana (formerly SOA Software). • Spring Roo - RAD tool for Java-based enterprise applications • Opencast Matterhorn - Open Source software to produce, manage and distribute academic audio and video content, especially lecture recordings. • JIRA - JIRA supports plug-ins as OSGi bundles. • Adobe Experience Manager - Enterprise content management system and digital asset management developed by Adobe Inc. ==See also==
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