Registration is now open. 29th to 30th September, 2010 in London, UK.
Objective-C Inventor Brad Cox likes OSGi. Brad Cox, the inventor of Objective-C (the language that underpins the iPhone, iPad, and MacOS) and Superdistribution discusses this language from the eighties and regrets not have made something like OSGi at the time. Read more...
Netbeans 6.9 release with focus on OSGi. Oracle recently released Netbeans 6.9 that has extensive OSGi support. There are even rumors OSGi bundls will be able to run inside Netbeans. Read more...
Eclipse DemoCamps Helios 2010. In the coming weeks there are lots of DemoCamps showing new Eclipse technology, for example there is a London DemoCamp the 17th of June where Neil Bartlett will show its bndtools. Next week there are DemoCamps in Germany, the Netherlands, Poland, etc. DemoCamps are a good way to learn OSGi technology. Read more...
OSGi Enterprise Specification You can now order the OSGi Enterprise Specification as a book, much easier to read! Read more...
Cavium Networks and ProSyst Partner to Provide Reference Solutions for Service Provider Deployed Digital Home Gateways. Read more...
Free Bundle Manager Workshop in London (June 1) Learn to manage your bundles from the experts that developed Apache Ace. Karl Pauls and Marcel Offermans will teach you how to not get lost in deployment problems. Read more...
IBM releases a new feature pack for it's WebSphere Application Server providing enterprise developers access to OSGi capabilities. The IBM WebSphere Application Server V7 Feature Pack for OSGi Applications and Java Persistence API (JPA) 2.0 leverages the OSGi Service Platform Release 4 Enterprise Specification Version 4.2 set of specifications to provide integration between OSGi capabilities and Java EE. Read more...
OSGi für Praktiker A new German OSGi book from Bernd Weber, Patrick Baumgartner, Oliver Braun. Read more...
Semantic Versioning Whitepaper published by the OSGi Alliance. This whitepaper outlines the OSGi Alliance's recommendations for versioning. Read the whitepaper.
Announcing Bndtools: Simple, Powerful OSGi Tools for Eclipse Neil Bartlett has developed an Eclipse plugin that provides an alternative development model. Read more...
OSGi Alliance makes two draft specifications available for download and comment. The OSGi Core Platform Expert Group now has an early draft specification for Core 4.3 available and the OSGi Residential Expert Group now has an updated early draft specification available. Both draft specifications are made available under the OSGi Distribution and Feedback License for download and comment.
Ecosystems, Modularity, & OSGi. Kirk Knoernschild describes his vision for a bundle market, very interesting read if you're interested in the future of OSGi. Read more...
Building OSGi based applications. A report about the very successful OSGi workshop organized by the German OSGi Users Group. Read more...
OSGi Alliance Publishes Enterprise Specification. Enterprise-tailored specification addresses
use cases in enterprise scenarios. The specification is available for immediate download. Read more...
OSGi Cloud Computing Workshop. The Eclipse Foundation and the OSGi Alliance are organizing a Cloud Workshop at Thursday March 25 during the OSGi DevCon/EclipseCon in Santa Clara. We are looking for cloud computing experts to learn what OSGi could mean in the cloud. Read more...
OSGi DevCon/EclipseCon Mar 22-25 Santa Clara. The OSGi DevCon program is available and you ahve only untl the 14th of February to register with the early registration discount! Read more...
Transparent Grid. Bundle-Bee, transparent, grid-distributed OSGi computing . Interesting approach! Read more...
OSGi made Easy. Interview with Robert Dunne (Paremus) about Nimble, an intriguing approach to bundle management. Read more...
OSGi Users'-Forum Germany is organizing a workshop on how to build OSGi based applications on April 15 in Darmstadt. You are kindly invited to submit a proposal for a presentation Read more...
ProSysts' Partner CTC and Toko Electric co-develop Energy Management System. Read more...
Books, books, books. There are many books about OSGi nowadays, look at our book page to see how many! Read more...