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Server Side OSGi

Presented by Adrian Colyer on Jun 11, 2008 01:00 AM

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Java
Topics
Enterprise Architecture ,
Runtimes
Tags
Spring Dynamic Modules ,
QCon ,
OSGi ,
QCon San Francisco 2007
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Summary
In this presentation from QCon San Francisco 2007, Adrian Colyer describes the OSGi specification, OSGi implementations, modularity, versioning, operational control, server-side OSGi, design considerations, using existing libraries, Spring Dynamic Modules, and writing a Spring Dynamic Modules application.

Bio
Adrian Colyer is the Chief Technology Officer for Interface21, the company behind the Spring Framework. He provides direction and oversees development for the products in the Spring Portfolio. Adrian is the leader of the AspectJ project at Eclipse.org, and the founder of the AJDT and Spring OSGi projects.

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WSO2 is also moving towards OSGi by Afkham Azeez Posted Jul 8, 2008 9:18 AM
WSO2 is also moving towards OSGi by Afkham Azeez Posted Jul 8, 2008 9:23 AM
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    WSO2 is also moving towards server side OSGi. The next generation of products will be based on OSGi

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