Well, all the opponents of OSGi that are pointing at Jigsaw as the "simpler 
alternative" are seemilngly missing the obvious fact that Jigsaw is still 
largely unknown quantity in the modularization world. 

Nobody has any actual real world exposure to building real modular and 
extensible applications with it and there is no telling what kind of 
problems are people going to get  themselves into when jigsaw hits the 
fan...


reede, 24. juuni 2011 19:25.14 UTC+3 kirjutas JessHolle:
>
> But that still leaves open the question as to whether the right solution 
> is to provide more tooling for OSGi or something simpler and possibly 
> better integrated with the language, e.g. Jigsaw.
>
>

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