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Re: The state of Java modularity

Posted: Mar 14, 2007 11:12 AM

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Glyn Normington of IBM has blogged about the state of modularity in Java and the tension between two apparently competing JSRs: JSR 291 (also known as OSGi) and JSR 277 (along with its little brother JSR 294). Glyn definitely makes the best argument I��ve heard yet in support of JSR 277 �� mainly because he doesn��t simply ignore the existence of OSGi (or give a whole list of reasons why OSGi Release 3 doesn��t satisfy the requirement behind JSR 277, ignoring the fact that the current version is Release 4 and it answers all of those arguments�� but I digress). Glyn is the spec lead on 291 and a member of the expert group on 277.

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