the wiki is located here (http://team.ops4j.org/wiki/display/ops4j/Open+Participation+Software+for+Java); but the forward from wiki.ops4j.org is missing right now; which profile list?

This is due to the fact that we move the infrastructure to Atlassian hosted environments.
Therefore the correct link to the wiki is now http://team.ops4j.org/wiki/display/paxconstruct/Pax+Construct

Regarding the link from jroller.com we do not have any influence on that

AFAIR: the pax runner profiles should be retrieved automatically from pax runner through maven. But I might be wrong here.
which version of pax runner / pax exam do you use? I suggest upgrading to the latest Pax Exam 2.x

Thank you for the link, it was just to notice that Maven site was wrong .
Concerning Pax Exam, I thought it was just for unit tests, I think I'll read the doc in deep :S.

I would like to thank you for these wonderful products it has saved my life for sure.
Maybe I'll joined the community when I'll be able to understand the concepts.
May be my next project could be a new OPS4j one (CRUD-gen based on Acceleo, Flex, Pax): http://osgiliath.net.

Regards

well if you look for a real good OSGi container run-time take a look at Apache Karaf (http://karaf.apache.org)
this way you don't need to setup a run-time for your OSGi Services.

Hey Charlie

+1 Achim's comment; you really should give Karaf a look if you're looking for a really good OSGi container

@join the community and provide new projects: we always welcome new member to the community; I'm not sure if you've read http://team.ops4j.org/wiki/display/ops4j/Principles+of+Open+Participation+Software but this is definitive a good place to start!

btw; @the link problem. This is on my task list. I'll try to create dns forwards ASAP I'll find a free minute