OSGi, a month later
Exactly a month ago I posted my first experiences with OSGi, and my attempts to come up with a real, hot-updatable, web application.
Unfortunately I haven’t had any time to work at that prototype lately, but in the meantime I discovered some impressive resources on OSGi available on the net; the most interesting is Neil Bartlett’s OSGi in Practice, a book-in-progress freely donwloadable under the terms of the Creative Commons License.
The availability of this step-by-step book has convinced me to start from scratch with OSGi, and to try to learn it following a more regular path, instead of the usual hopping from a blog post to a mailing list, from a bug report to a cvs repository.
I’ve just opened an OsgiTutorials google project to collect all my code, demos and examples with OSGi; a first example is already available: the code of the first chapter of Osgi in Practice, and my solution for the proposed exercises.
Any feedback or contribution is appreciated!
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