JVM level language - OSGi + Clojure?

Hi Kirk,

Do you think we can work on implementing OSGi bundles using any JVM level language?
In your book you discussed about Scala/Groovy, so what about Clojure?
Any thoughts?

Your book looks very suitable as I am reading the "OSGi in Depth" now.

Absolutely. Language interop between various JVM languages is pretty high. I demonstrate in Part 3 of the book how easy it is to swap out different bundles developed using different languages (i.e., Groovy and Scala). The same could be done with Clojure. Of course, there are other ways to do, depending on need. For instance, you could put Clojure and Java code in the same module if you wanted.

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--kirk

Kirk Knoernschild wrote:For instance, you could put Clojure and Java code in the same module if you wanted.

<off-topic>My dream is to put code from different languages in the same method. SQL mixed with Java, Scala and a little of JavaScript and XML. And "javap -c" disassembled bytecode. THAT would rock.

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Let's build such a project under Apache License...what say??