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Revision as of 23:57, 26 June 2012
opentaps 2 is our effort to create a more modular, reusable, and extensible enterprise software system according to industry standards.
For background, please see
- A New Architecture for opentaps
- ERP Modules with GWT and Domain Driven Architecture
- Implementing Domain Driven Architecture with OSGi -- an overview of the architecture of opentaps 2
- opentaps 2 User Interface Principles
- opentaps 2 Framework Technologies
- opentaps 2 Logging Service
- opentaps 2 Service Validation
- opentaps 2 Automated Testing
- opentaps 2 i18n
To get started
The first proof of concept application is the opentaps 2 Notes.
To learn more about how to develop with OSGi and oepntaps v2, see
- Customizing opentaps 2: an OSGi Tutorial
- How to Create a new OSGi Bundle
- How to Get Rid of an OSGi Bundle
- Making a Persistent Class with openJPA and OSGi
- How to Customize and Extend opentaps 2 with your own OSGi Bundle
- Implementing Java Persistence with MongoDB and NoSQL Databases
- OSGi Odds and Ends
Useful references about
- OSGi:
- HTML5:
- Mobile
