It seems to be a common opinion here that more JARs is worse. In that regard, I'd like to point to Wildfly as a good example of a modular OSGi application. Check out the org.wildfly.bom Maven coordinates. They've got literally dozens of bundles, but they're also a much, much larger application.
I'd like to know if we could do it similarly for an OSGi build (possibly as a parallel Logging Services project) with a "monolithic" standard build which is what's available today. Basically, as long as you can still use log4j the same way you already do, would it be alright to also make a bunch of bundles available? -- Matt Sicker <boa...@gmail.com>
