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OSGi in Action: A Useful Book for a Complex Technology

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Feb. 28, 12 · Interview
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This review is about OSGi in action from Richard Hall, Karl Pauls, Stuart McCulloch, and David Savage from Manning Publications.

Facts

  • 11 chapters, 548 pages, $49.99
  • Covers OSGi R4.2

Pros

  • Easy step-by-step learning approach
  • Covers many OSGi pitfalls
  • Use-case study included

Cons

  • Too much material ;-)

Conclusion

I tried once or twice to tackle OSGi on my own, without much success.

I purchased the book in order to remedy the situation and I wasn’t disappointed: it’s a rich mine of information on OSGi and is riddled with practical tricks to address real-life situations.

Unfortunately, despite the authors claims to the contrary, OSGi is a complex technology and I don’t think many organizations are mature enough to implement it. It’s a shame but those who do will certainly benefit from this book.

From http://blog.frankel.ch/osgi-in-action

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