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Florian Brunner edited comment on FELIX-5575 at 4/3/17 7:02 PM:
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I guess Apache Felix will also have to provide a module-info and make sure the
custom classloaders work with the Java module system.
Open Questions:
- Will the OSGi bundles also have to provide a module-info?
- How could OSGi use/respect the module-info of bundles?
- How could the OSGi module layer integrate with the Java 9 module system?
- ...
I would have thought these question to be discussed in the penrose project, but
things were very quiet over there: http://openjdk.java.net/projects/penrose/
was (Author: puce):
I guess Apache Felix will also have to provide a module-info and make sure the
custom classloaders work with the Java module system.
Open Questions:
- Will the OSGi bundles also have to provide a module-info?
- How could OSGi use/respect the module-info of bundles?
- How could the OSGi module layer integrate with the Java 9 module system?
- ...
I would have thought these question to be discussed in the penrose project, but
things were very quietly over there: http://openjdk.java.net/projects/penrose/
> [Framework] Make Apache Felix ready for the upcoming Java SE 9 module system
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> Key: FELIX-5575
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/FELIX-5575
> Project: Felix
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: Framework
> Reporter: Florian Brunner
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> Make Apache Felix ready for the upcoming Java SE 9 module system.
> According to FELIX-5329 this is not the case yet.
> The sooner this is out the sooner developers can start to test their OSGi
> applications against Java SE 9.
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