OSGi in Practice
by Neil Bartlett
Publisher: GitHub 2009
Number of pages: 313
Description:
Java alone does not support modularity in any useful way. However, Java's great strength is its flexibility, which has allowed a powerful module system to be built on top. That module system is called OSGi. OSGi is nothing more nor less than the way to build modular applications in Java.
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