My engine does not provide ports for other platforms other than GWT yet, my 
focus was on providing the extension points concept to the client side 
code, which allow a team or a developer to contribute to another 
project/plugin by building a separate project and follow the OSGI specs, at 
the end all modules/project are combined and compiled as one unit at 
run-time. so i think a merge in the future between what i did and what u 
did could be awesome.

On Monday, November 9, 2015 at 4:00:27 AM UTC+2, Cristian Rinaldi wrote:
>
> Hey Ahmad Bawaneh,
>
> Currently I'm working on a modular platform based on OSGI on Karaf.
> We have implemented a pattern "Turducken" with a common EventBus for 
> communication between clients modules.
> Each module contains a definition that is sent from the server, and 
> through these communication mechanisms, the necessary scripts and other 
> things are loaded.
> The idea of the platform is to support more client modules: "Angular and 
> GWT", but, the core client written in GWT and expose API with JsInterop.
> The project is very large, if you want we can discuss some ideas.
> My general idea is to free the platform when the platform is stable.
>
>
>
> El domingo, 8 de noviembre de 2015, 17:47:37 (UTC-3), Ahmad Bawaneh 
> escribió:
>>
>> Hi,
>> I am new here and i am not sure if this is the right place for this, but 
>> i have made a new design model using the MVP model to simulate OSGI 
>> plug-ins for client side GWT code, and i was able to deploy my work inside 
>> and OSGI container - i used KARAF. i was able to write my application as a 
>> set of plugins - containing both client and server side code - and define 
>> extension points for my application in which others can write new plugins 
>> to contribute to the application through these extension points, its some 
>> how like the developing eclipse plugins. my work was a huge success i guess.
>> what i want to know is how and what is the right way to make my work 
>> reach the interested people and make it reach the world and the big guys 
>> watching over the GWT project?!. 
>>
>> Sorry if i cant send the message in a better clear way.
>>
>> and thank you all by advance.
>>
>

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