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How do I add (SQL, XML, SOAP, Jini, etc.) functionality to the Virtual BUG?

April 26, 2017bug functionality Jini Soap sql virtual XML

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How do I add (SQL, XML, SOAP, Jini, etc.) functionality to the Virtual BUG?

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First have a look at places that host OSGi bundle repositories such as osgi.org. OSGi bundles are a great way of extending a BUG runtime because they can be shared among BUGs easily and multiple bundles can use their services. Once you have a bundle you’re interested in adding, put it in the Virtual BUG “kernel” directory. Most likely this is in your Eclipse installation in the com.buglabs.dragonfly.kernel plugin. Mine is here: ~/dev/apps/eclipse32-test/plugins/com.buglabs.dragonfly.bug.kernel_1.0.0.226/kernel. Now if you restart your Virtual BUG you should see the new bundle has loaded. You can type “bundles” at the Concierge prompt to see your bundle. Actually, these steps are over-simplified and I will work on a more robust HOWTO shortly. Java is a registered trademark of Sun Microsystems.