OSGi in the Enterprise
A new site for OSGi enterprise users (not just members of the OSGi Alliance) appeared the other day. More background on EclipseZone.
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February
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- JSR 291 Reference Implementation candidate
- JSR 291 nears Proposed Final Draft
- Decimal syntax and operator overloading
- Geronimo's use of OSGi
- JSIG material on OSGi and JSR 291
- JSR 277 and JSR 291 Interoperation Strawman
- OSGi and JSR 291 at JSIG
- OSGi Alliance expands
- OSGi at EclipseCon
- Is OSGi a SOA?
- Subsystems in OSGi
- OSGi in the Enterprise
- The art of OSGi programming
- Nuxeo EP based on OSGi
- Java 7 Content
- Knopflerfish OSGi tutorial
- Osxa OSGi
- BigDecimal operator support in Java 7
- OSGi Enterprise Expert Group Kick-Off
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February
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2 comments:
I thought you would have known about it ... it actually turned up a week or so ago (the release date was the 26th Jan) but it's been in the queue because I've been doing other things with the Eclipse Awards. You have voted for someone, right? :-)
Paramus are based in London, just down the road (relatively speaking) -- I spoke to Mike Francis and Richard Nicholson about their Newton open-source codebase a while ago. Maybe you should look them up whilst you're at the JSig if you've not otherwise planned to?
Maybe I ignored a Google alert because it sounded a little like the OSGi Enterprise Expert group. The trouble with Google alerts is you get the same thing over and over as news propagates across the web.
Yes, I'll try to make contact with Mike, Richard, and others at the JSig. I may even have some business cards printed in time.
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