News
- Dec 28, New release 1.3.3
See changelog for full info.
The number of downloads is now larger than 5000 since the 1.0 release!
- Oct 26, New OSGi tutorials
- Sep 29, Knopflerfish represented at the OSGi World Congress
2004
- Sep 1, Welcome Physalis!
Physalis is an OSGi implementation for the .NET (Compact) Framework.
- May 13, 2004 Press
Release from Gatespace Telematics about Ubiserv OSGi product, based on
Knopflerfish
Knopflerfish OSGi release is designed to be fully OSGi R3 compliant and is
used in
the R3 certified Ubiserv
product from Gatespace Telematics
See changelog and
download pages.
The Knopflerfish project
The Knopflerfish project is based on the Gatespace GDSP OSGi framework,
which has been in development since 1999. Several of the core developers from Gatespace are active in the Knopflerfish project.
Gatespace was one of the original members of OSGi and now develops both OSGi application software, as well as telematics and broadband applications.
The Knopflerfish project's goal is to develop and distribute
easy to use open source code, build tools and applications, related to
the OSGi framework. See charter for details.
The OSGi framework
OSGi, Open Service Gateway Initiative,
specifies an industry standard Java application platform,
allowing multiple applications, to securely run in a
single JVM. These programs can share resources as data, functionality
and threads.
Applications areas for OSGi ranges from use as a service platform on
embedded devices, to plugin mechanisms for larger programs.
The initial goal of OSGi was the embedded market, but other uses
are certainly possible.
For more information on the OSGi consortium, see
http://www.osgi.org
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