Great post Craig, thanks for mentioning PAX and OPS4J!

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On Wed, Apr 15, 2009 at 2:57 PM,  <[email protected]> wrote:
> Pax Tools on dzone.com
>
> News Item edited by Toni Menzel
>
> Craig Walls once more gives Pax Tools a great
> review:http://java.dzone.com/articles/dozen-osgi-myths-and
>
> There's also a huge set of OSGi tools available from the OPS4J Pax project.
> I've already reviewed these tools on this blog, so I won't go into it again
> here. Suffice it to say that many of the Pax tools have become indispensable
> in my OSGi development toolbox. I'm particularly fond of Pax Construct, Pax
> Runner, Pax Exam, and Pax URL. You can count on me blogging more about the
> Pax tools soon.
>
> Of the three testing frameworks listed, I tend to favor Pax Exam because
> it's currently the only one that is based on JUnit 4. Pax Drone is
> effectively deprecated in favor of Pax Exam, so unless you encounter a
> project that's already using it, you should disregard it. As for Spring-DM's
> testing support, it is nice in that it uses Spring autowiring to autowire
> OSGi services into a test class. But until it's based on JUnit 4, I still
> prefer Pax Exam.
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