Custom Replenish Class deployed with an OSGI Fragment

1. How to create, test and deploy an OSGI Fragment.
2. How to create a custom replenish class for a specific warehouse/product

• Introduction - Fragment vs Plugin vs Feature
  • A plugin is the eclipse "unit of work". Plugins are the smallest deployable and installable software components of the OSGi framework. An OSGi bundle that supplies a classpath and can contribute to an OSGi application through extensions.
  • A fragment points to a host plugin, and anything it provides (classpath, extensions, etc) are injected into the host plugin. A fragment is also a more specialized OSGi bundle.
• 0:02:00 Today's Plan
• 0:02:30 Create your fragment
• 0:04:15 Create new package
• 0:05:00 Create class to extend replenish process
• 0:05:45 Modify the manifest
• 0:07:00 Modify the run configuration for server.product to know about the new fragment
• 0:07:45 Run server.product
• 0:08:15 Modify warehouse to know about replenish class and confirm replenish record has "Custom" as Replenish Type
• 0:09:15 Success in development environment!!
• 0:09:30 Export fragment to jar
• 0:10:30 Start production server
• 0:10:45 Navigate to felix console
• 0:11:15 Install fragment
• 0:11:45 Refresh fragment
• 0:12:30 Test in production - Success!!