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Apache Felix Dependency Manager - Using Annotations

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Using Annotations

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Dependency Manager provides a compact and versatile java API, allowing to declaratively and programmatically register, acquire, and manage dynamic OSGi services. But since recently, support for annotations has been introduced in Dependency Manager, and you can also manage your service component dependencies using Java 5 annotations. In this chapter, we will detail the Dependency Manager Annotations which can be used to describe service components. We will also discuss the DM component lifecycle and how components can interract with the dynamic OSGi service model.

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Title:Using Dependency Manager Annotations

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Dependency Manager provides a compact and versatile java API, allowing to declaratively and +programmatically register, acquire, and manage dynamic OSGi services. But since recently, +support for annotations has been introduced in Dependency Manager, and you can also +manage your service component dependencies using Java 5 annotations. +In this chapter, we will detail the Dependency Manager annotations which can be used to +describe service components. We will also discuss the DM component lifecycle and how +components can interact with the dynamic OSGi service model.

Table of Contents

  • Quick Start Provides a "Hello World" example, and shows how to compile it.
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  • BndTools Tutorial A BndTools based demo of DependencyManager annotations.
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