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| Integrate Apache Karaf and Bnd toolchain | Shows how to leverage Bnd remote debugger to integrate Bnd and Apache Karaf |
| The Bndtools Workspaces | How to work with workspaces |
| Concurrency | OSGi is multi-threaded and service calls will happen on different threads. This App note discusses the concurrency issues and provides a number of standard patterns that work well in OSGi (and outside). |
| Data Transfer Objects (DTO) | OSGi started to heavily use DTO's since R5. DTOs do not look very object oriented, this application note provides the reasoning why DTOs . |
| Extending Gogo Shell | A primer on how to write commands in the Gogo shell |
| Gogo shell in OSGi enRoute | A short introduction to the Gogo shell |
| Interceptors in OSGi | Discussion of the ins and outs of using proxies in OSGi |
| Modulariy Maturiy Model (MMM) | he Modularity Maturity Model was proposed by Dr Graham Charters at the OSGi Community Event 2011, as a way of describing how far down the modularity path an organisation or project is. |
| Using Native Libraries in a Bundle | Discusses the issues with native libraries and OSGi |
| Releasing to a Nexus server | Shows how the OSGi enRoute bundles and API are released to Maven Central |
| Notes about Resolution | Notes regarding resolving bundle capabilities and requirements |
| Resolving | Resolving is one of the cornerstones of OSGi. This app note discusses the backrgound of resolving and outlines how to work with the resolver. |
| Getting Xcore to work in Bndtools | How to make an Xcore project work within Bndtools, both via the UI and command line. |