A New Strategy of Language Pack Management for Wireless Apps

By Huang Chang & Tong Chun Jie
2005-04-18


Service Management Framework
In the following sections, we discuss an implementation of the architecture described above by leveraging the IBM Service Management Framework, which is an implementation of the OSGi service platform specification. Service Management Framework is a production-ready software management framework for network-delivered applications that meets the needs of Internet-ready device manufacturers and service providers such as cable companies and power utilities. The bundle development kit for Service Management Framework, consisting of the Service Management Framework run time, Service Management Framework bundle server, and Service Management Framework bundle developer tools, is packaged as a series of Eclipse plug-ins, and can be installed in WebSphere™ Studio Device Developer (Device Developer). In addition to providing features of the OSGi service platform specification definition, the Service Management Framework bundle development kit provides a total solution for application development, deployment, and management features.

Tutorial Pages:
» Use the Service Management Framework to Develop Globalized Wireless Apps
» Introduction
» PC Versus Mobile Devices
» OSGi Overview
» OSGi-based LP Loading Strategy
» Service Management Framework
» Design Model for an Exemplary Implementation
» Language Pack Bundle
» LPProxy Bundle
» LPInvoker Bundle
» In Summary
» Resources


First published by IBM DeveloperWorks

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