On Tue, Sep 23, 2008 at 11:09 PM, Siamak Haschemi < [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello Jan, > > nice to hear from you. As I understand, you are working on a > component-framework written in C. This is somehow different to what I > was thinking of: I thought of some C++-Bundles which can provide and use > services into a OSGi-Runtime. > that means that the OSGi-Runtime will manage dependencies and lifecycle, > but the C++-Bundles can participate on this through some bridging > technology ... > I think you have misunderstood "Universal OSGi". AFAIK, it is not about bundles written in a different language, but about having non-Java services available in the OSGi Service Registry and the type translation required. So, Peter is not talking so much about a generic non-Java-capable OSGi framework, but for situations where you have requirement to bridge over to some other world, it can be done relatively nicely via the OSGi service registry. Cheers Niclas
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