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Read Me
Orbit Framework
Orbit is a modern framework for JVM languages that makes it easier to build and maintain distributed and scalable online services.
Orbit contains two primary components:
- Orbit Actors, a framework to write distributed systems using virtual actors.
- Orbit Container, a minimal inversion of control container for building online services.
It was developed by BioWare, a division of Electronic Arts. For the latest news, follow us on Twitter.
If you're looking for virtual actors on the .NET CLR, see Orleans.
Documentation
Documentation is located here.
See the Hello World sample.
License
Orbit is licensed under the BSD 3-Clause License.
Simple Examples
Actors - Java
public interface IHello extends IActor
{
Task<String> sayHello(String greeting);
}
public class HelloActor extends OrbitActor implements IHello
{
public Task<String> sayHello(String greeting)
{
getLogger().info("Here: " + greeting);
return Task.fromValue("Hello There");
}
}
IActor.getReference(IHello.class, "0").sayHello("Meep Meep");
Actors - Scala
trait IHello extends IActor {
def sayHello(greeting: String): Task[String]
}
class HelloActor extends OrbitActor[AnyRef] with IHello {
def sayHello(greeting: String): Task[String] = {
getLogger.info("Here: " + greeting)
Task.fromValue("Hello There")
}
}
IActor.getReference(classOf[IHello], "0").sayHello("Meep Meep")