Hello, well, in a way you are correct - it may looks as if this is an overkill. The background is that we are working as part of an research project, in which OSGi acts as the base technology for all the software developments. In this context, one of our goals is to show the flexibility of the developed OSGi bundles; i.e., that identical bundles can be re-used independent from the underlying system (here of course beside from converting them into Dalvik) and in various contexts - you just take the bundles, deploy them into the appropriate OSGi framework, start the application which uses the services provided by the bundles, and it (should...) work. So using Java without OSGi isn't an option...
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