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Title:
OSGi in the WebSphere Programming Model
Stream:
WebSphere Platform (4)
Speakers:
Ian Robinson
Abstract:
IBM Distinguished Engineer WebSphere Architecture\n\nOSGi provides a dynamic Java modularity technology originally exploited mostly by constrained Java runtime systems. In the last few years, OSGi has become the modularity technology of choice for all the major Java EE platform vendors, including IBM WebSphere®Application Server. It has underpinned Eclipse technologies since Eclipse 3.0 was released in 2004. The use of OSGi has typically been internal to a Java EE platform runtime rather than being exposed to the applications running on that platform, but it also has much to offer, in terms of versioning and dynamic provisioning, to enterprise applications themselves. This session discusses how an evolution of the IBM WebSphere application programming model will enable applications to exploit OSGi modularity directly and benefit from Spring-like declarative component assembly.
Bio:
Ian Robinson:
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