The August Spring meeting was held on Tuesday 11th August at the same venue as June's meeting . The location was the the excellent University of Manchester Core Technology Facility which has free parking immediately outside the building, just press the buzzer and mention the Spring User Group and they let you in. The evening was introduced by Guy Remond of Cake Solutions who laid out the agenda. The first talk was by Cornel Foltea of Cake Solutions entitled: Hello World! (OSGi debugging in IDEA) Cornel started out by giving a little overview of OSGi including a walk-through of the layered approach that the Open Service Gateway Initiative takes. He pointed out that it's key objectives were: modularization versioning services access control The key component of any OSGi system is a ' bundle ' which get deployed into an OSGi container. A bundle can then be dynamically installed, started, stopped, updated and uninstalled. They are modular in nature 'assuming noth
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