This project is dedicated to provide reusable components for developing OSGI based application. It builds on top of Apache ActiveMQ, Apache Camel, HawtIO, Akka and Spray and Domino.
The project documentation has moved to its own [github pages repository](https://github.com/woq/woq.github.io) and is live at [http://www.wayofquality.de/projects/blended](http://www.wayofquality.de/projects/blended). We are currently busy getting the initial use cases documented. Stay tuned for more to come …
We use Maven to build.
You need at least Maven 3.3.1 as we are using the Maven Polyglot Scala Extension to build Blended.
So, if you look for pom-Files, look for pom.scala.
We recommend to use Maven 3.5.0 or newer.
You can build with a simple:
mvn clean install
As most IDE’s do not understand the pom.scala files, you can use the Maven profile gen-pom-xml with binds the polyglot-translate-plugin:translate-project goal to the initialize phase to generate the `pom.xml’s.
After that, your IDE can use the generated pom.xml, but keep in mind to re-run the script after changes were made to the Scala files.
pom.xml files from top level directorymvn -P gen-pom-xml,build,docker,itest initialize
pom.xml file in a local projectmvn -P gen-pom-xml initialize
Newer versions of IntelliJ have support for polyglot-maven, thus you don’t need to generate the pom.xml`s at al. In fact, current IntelliJ has some issues and double-detects projects when it founds a `pom.scala and a pom.xml.
The following plugins are recommended, to properly import the Maven projects.
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m2e - Maven Integration for Eclipse
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Maven Integration for Scala IDE
For polyglot-maven support, you should also install the m2e-polyglot-poc plugin. It needs a present pom.xml in each project, but automatically updates it, when the pom.scala changes.
You can download released artifacts including binary and source JARs from Maven Central.
Blended ist published under the Apache License, Version 2.0
We are keen to know what you think about Blended. What are your use cases, your wishes?
We are developing on top of OSGi and Akka. If you spot somethings that makes you want to pull your hair, let us know ;)