OSGi enables Java code to be divided cleanly into modules known as bundles with access to code and resources controlled by a class loader for each bundle. OSGi services provide an additional separation mechanism: the users of an interface need have no dependency on implementation classes, factories, and so forth. The following case study aims to make the above advantages of OSGi bundles and servic
When approaching OSGi, one of the first concepts that have to be learned is the notion of a bundle. In this entry, I'd like to take a closer look of what a bundle actually is and how a vanilla jar can be transformed into an OSGi bundle. So, without further ado, What is a bundle? The OSGi spec describes the bundle as a "unit of modularization" that "is comprised of Java classes and other resources
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