Building OSGi Projects with Bnd in Maven

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The OSGi Alliance via enroute.osgi.org and bndtools.org teams have spent a number of years focused on improving support for OSGi development in Maven. This talk will demonstrate the latest innovations demonstrating features such as quick setup, minimal configuration, use of bundle annotations, BOM support, integration testing, assembly and running, live coding, dual OSGi/JPMS library development.

Speaker(s):
Raymond Auge
Tim Ward



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OSGi
Maven
bnd tools
JPMS
EclipseCon Europe