Ripla

Rich Platform project for Java web applications.

This project is maintained by aktion-hip

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org.ripla.web

org.ripla_1.0.1.201310270002.jar (18 KB)
org.ripla.web_2.0.1.201310270002.jar (109 KB)
The Ripla bundles: core and web.

org.ripla.source_1.0.1.201310270002.jar (21 KB)
org.ripla.web.source_2.0.1.201310270002.jar (73 KB)
The Ripla source bundles: core and web.

org.ripla.useradmin

org.ripla.useradmin_1.0.0.201308251548.jar (21 KB)
org.ripla.useradmin.source_1.0.0.201308251548.jar (23 KB)
The sources for the Ripla implementation of the OSGi user admin service: code and source.

ripla-demo

ripla-demo_2.0.0.201310272253.jar (15.6 MB)
The Ripla Demo application. This is an executable and self extracting jar. To start the application, rename the file to ripla-demo-8080.jar where 8080 is the port number you want the demo application to run with. Then, double click the jar file to start the application. This will install the OSGi runtime (Equinox), extract and deploy the bundles included, start the web server (listening on the specified port) and fire up your default web browser with the URL http://localhost:8080/demo.

ripla.target

org.ripla.target.zip (20.2 MB)
The OSGi target bundle to jump directly into Ripla web application programming using the Eclipse IDE. This bundle contains all OSGi bundles needed for Ripla programming, i.e. the OSGi runtime (Equinox), the Vaadin7 bundles as well as org.ripla.web and org.ripla.useramin (inclusive sources).

To install the Ripla target into your Eclipse IDE, proceed as follows:

  1. Extract the content of org.ripla.target.zip in your file system.
  2. Open your Eclipse IDE, possibly with a new workspace.
  3. Import the project extracted from org.ripla.target.zip: File -> Import... -> Existing Projects into Workspace.
  4. Open the project org.ripla.target and open the file ripla.target within this project. This will display the target editor in your IDE.
  5. Click the link Set as Target Platform in the upper right corner of the target editor. Thus, the Ripla target is activated and you're prepared to start with Ripla programming!

Ripla-Demo.launch

Ripla-Demo.launch (5 KB)
Sample launch configuration to start the OSGi framework for the Ripla Demo application in Eclipse. All required bundles (from the Ripla target) are selected. You can import this configuration using the Eclipse import method "Launch Configurations".
Note: org.osgi.service.http.port=8080