On Mar 14, 2009, at 22:22 , Stevens Gestin wrote:
For my OSGI bundles development I choose to make bundles as
independent as
possible on other bundles. In this approach, I'm not sharing
libraries like
logging, SAX, etc. and each bundle uses its own library set. Is this
a bad
concept?
No, it's a trade-off between coupling all users of a library to that
library bundle and resource usage because you have a copy of that
library in every bundle. In practice, having that copy in every bundle
does not even mean that every single class in the library gets loaded
N times, that depends on what percentage of the library actually gets
used. You can probably then use a tool like Bnd or an obfuscator to
only include the parts you actually use.
Greetings, Marcel
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