Leveraging the latest OSGi R7 Specifications (2/2) Q&A

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Whether you're building large enterprise applications or writing code for IoT devices, the new R7 release has a lot to offer for you. Learn in this session about the various new and updated specifications and how they will make your developer life easier. Starting with new features in Declarative Services for component development, dealing with configurations, using JAX-RS with OSGi and finishing with useful libraries for object conversion and event streaming, this session is packed with information for OSGi development.

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Carsten Ziegeler (Adobe)
David Bosschaert



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