I saw lots of presentations on OSGi and i think it sounds promising for enforcing better modularization. Apparently \"hotdeployment\" and \"running different versions of x in parallel\" are mayor sell
After asking for help for managing dependencies on different versions of the same libraries in Java, it was suggested that I should take a look at OSGI implementations.
I\'d like to implement a dynamic plugin feature in a Java application. Ideally: The application would define an interface Plugin with a method like getCapabilities().
The resolution problem is described in the modularity chapter of the OSGi R4 core specification. It\'s a constraint satisfaction problem and certainly a challengingproblem to solve efficiently, i.e. n
I want to run multiple versions (like myapp2.1, myapp2.2 ...) of several Java Servlet based web applications parallel.
I am running a JBoss Seam web application with Hibernate as the persistence provider.I am considering migrating to OSGI to simplify deployment and updates.
I\'m having a problem discovering services that are provided by some OSGi bundles that are not being activated.Let me describe the situation:
Being someone who is allergic to dependencies, when would I use something like OSGi instead of the built in java 6 http://java.sun.com/javase/6/docs/api/java/util/ServiceLoader.html (I want to let plu
I\'m currently testing out osgi (Spring DM) on a new application. The application needs to be able to listen to file system events. Today I\'ve solved this with a simple time based poller, but when Ja
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