The design of the capability model has always been with more in mind than OSGi
… Clearly the underlying model allows you to model a lot of things. The only
thing that might be missing is an evaluation function that could grade
solutions. In the OSGi context any solution is ok since there is no c
Milen
The Paremus Service Fabric has always leveraged the OSGi Requirements /
Capabilities model. We were doing this with the Service Fabric well before R5,
using our own resolver, called Nimble. Then, and still today, the Service
Fabric uses the OSGi Requirements / Capabilities model to descri
Hey Milen,
Yes, there attempts to use it and we are using it for example in Karaf under
the hood. Feature descriptors which are using latest namespaces are backed by
osgi resolver. Also eclipse-smarthome and openhab2 are using explicitly these
to loosely couple provider/consumer features and del
Hi all,
Is anyone aware of any attempt to use the requirements&capabilities,
repositories and resolver specs for anything other than provisioning OSGi
runtime? It seams to me the specs are generic enough to be used in other
scenarios.
One example that comes to my mind is provisioning a telecommun
