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OSGi as a plugins system manager

 
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Hi,
Lets say I'm developing a web framework like Grails or Lift and I want to create a plugins system (like plugins for JavaMail, JMS, JFreeCharts ..).
Can I use OSGi as the plugins system manager? or OSGi isn't for this type of targets?
Thanks.
 
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John Todd wrote:Hi,
Lets say I'm developing a web framework like Grails or Lift and I want to create a plugins system (like plugins for JavaMail, JMS, JFreeCharts ..).
Can I use OSGi as the plugins system manager? or OSGi isn't for this type of targets?
Thanks.



Yes, you can use it that way. We touch upon this area in the book.
 
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Excellent, I'm really interested in this topic.
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