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2006-04-17

Leave Eclipse Plug-in Headaches Behind with OSGi

"Find out how to write extensions in code for other plug-ins while not creating a binary dependency on those other plug-ins with the Eclipse V3.2's dynamic-extensions API. Accomplish all of this and more with the Open Services Gateway Initiative services API and the dynamic APIs. This article shows an example of one plug-in taking in XML to register extensions for a defined extension point. We accomplish this complete decoupling of components by having the plug-ins Extension Registry aware and providing an OSGi service."

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