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| = Enterprise |
| |
| Apache Karaf provides a set of enterprise class features. |
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| These features are not installed by default, you have to install yourself depending of your needs. |
| |
| The enterprise features available are: |
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| * [Http Service|http] provide basic OSGi HttpServices |
| * [WebContainer (JSP/Servlet)|webcontainer] providing a complete JSP/Servlet support. These feature turns Apache Karaf as a complete |
| web container where you can deploy web application (as you can do in Apache Tomcat, or other JEE application servers). |
| * [Naming (JNDI)|jndi] providing a complete Java Naming and Directory Interface support. Apache Karaf provides a complete |
| JNDI "server" (context) where you can create name to identify Objects (especially OSGi services). |
| * [Transaction (JTA)|jta] providing a complete transaction manager as an OSGi service. |
| * [DataSources (JDBC)|jdbc] providing useful OSGi service, console commands, and MBean to manipulate JDBC datasources and perform database operations. |
| * [MOM (JMS)|jms] providing useful OSGi service, console commands, and MBean to manipulate JMS connection factories and perform messaging operations. |
| * [Persistence (JPA)|jpa] providing ready to use JPA engines and entity manager as an OSGi service. |
| * [EJB|ejb] adding EJB support in Apache Karaf. |
| * [CDI|cdi] providing ready to use CDI containers in Apache Karaf. |
| * [HA/failover and cluster|failover] providing active/passive or active/active topologies with multiple Apache Karaf instances. |
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