Yes,

OSGi manages module dependencies, so you can have an OSGi module that exports a 
Jini service or an OSGi module that discovers Jini services and makes them 
available to other local modules.

There are some catches of course, with regards to deserialisation of objects 
into OSGi modules and finding the correct ClassLoader.

The next release of River should make that possible, but it will require some 
work from the downstream developer in determining a suitable codebase 
annotation for deserialization. 

Regards,

Peter.

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Greetings.

OSGi,
being service driven, and thus a nontoo-distant cousin to
Jini/River, needs an extender to talk to same, methinks. Has anyone
in the community had fun in this department?

Bill

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