The infancy is related to both the RFC 112 and even more to the
current implementation. There is no plan to finalize it at this moment
in time.

Personally, I think OBR is one of the biggest missing pieces in the
OSGi story. However, I am a one man company that has too many
different things on its plate :-( and I seem to be not capable of
getting the commercial companies interested to work on this or fund
work on this. I guess another tragedy of the commons case. We all like
to have it, but nobody is willing to fund it.

As far as I know there is nothing specific R3 in it, but you will find
it out by trying :-)

About licensing, there is currently in the OSGi een RFC
(implementation) about a Bundle-License header that should address some
of your needs.

Kind regards,

     Peter Kriens
     








KG>  

KG> Hello Everybody :)

KG>   We're looking at using an existing bundle repository or
KG> implementing our own.  The spec itself, in the spirit of all OSGi
KG> specs, is very nicely done.  The statement "The current repository
KG> is still in its infancy." refers to the repository instance hosted
KG> at www2.osgi.org or the specification itself?  If it is the latter
KG> then is there an expected date of finalization?  The header page
KG> for the spec defines it as "Draft"...  The last edit appears to be
KG> two years ago.  Also, we use Concierge.  Are there any R3 gotchas
KG>  to be aware of if we are to implement a Repository Admin?
KG>  Finally as a suggestion it would be helpful to include a License
KG> header as a required field for bundle metadata.  In looking
KG> through implementations of repositories
KG> 
(ex http://www2.osgi.org/Repository/HomePage?cmd=inspect&id=org.knopflerfish.bundle.bundlerepository/2.0.0)
KG> it is not clear initially how bundles are licensed.

KG> Thanks!
KG> ken


KG>  

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