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Introduction to OSGi Training

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Are you looking for an osgi training course that will help you modularize java in highly cohesive and loosely coupled software bundles? Our training offering covers exactly that by following OSGi Standard. The course teaches all the aspect of OSGi standard including its practical usage, lifecycle, the OSGi compendium, and enterprise.

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What is Introduction to OSGi Training about?

Introduction to OSGi explains the fundamentals of the OSGi (Open Services Gateway initiative) framework, a powerful modular system and service platform for Java. The course covers OSGi architecture, bundles, lifecycle management, and service-oriented development, enabling developers to design flexible and maintainable enterprise applications. 

What are the objectives of Introduction to OSGi Training ?

  • Understand the core concepts and architecture of OSGi 
  • Learn how OSGi enables modular Java applications 
  • Gain knowledge of bundles, services, and lifecycle management 
  • Explore dependency management and versioning in OSGi 
  • Identify real-world use cases of OSGi in enterprise systems 

Who is Introduction to OSGi Training for?

  • Java developers new to modular application development 
  • Software engineers working on large-scale Java systems 
  • Application architects seeking dynamic module management 
  • Developers using frameworks built on OSGi (e.g., Eclipse-based tools) 
  • Technical professionals interested in service-oriented Java platforms

What are the prerequisites for Introduction to OSGi Training?

Prerequisites:  

  • Basic understanding of Java programming 
  • Familiarity with object-oriented concepts 
  • Knowledge of Java build tools (Maven/Gradle is a plus) 
  • Basic understanding of software architecture concepts 
  • Awareness of enterprise application development. 


Learning Path: 

  • Java Fundamentals 
  • Modular Programming Concepts 
  • Introduction to OSGi 
  • Advanced OSGi Development 
  • Enterprise Frameworks Using OSGi 


Related Courses: 

  • Java Modular Programming (JPMS) 
  • Spring Framework Fundamentals 
  • Eclipse Plugin Development 
  • Microservices Architecture with Java

Available Training Modes

Live Online Training

2 Days

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  • What is modularity? State of the art in plain Java. *JAR Hell*.
  • OSGi bundles. Package-level dependencies, bundle-level dependencies, versioning basics.
  • Tooling approaches. Using bnd and Bndtools.
  • Open source OSGi implementations: Equinox, Felix and Knopflerfish
  • Introduction to Services.
  • Declarative Services. Component lifecycle. References to services. Laziness.
  • Configuring components.
  • Whiteboard Pattern.
  • Building bundles with bnd and ANT.
  • Other tools: Eclipse PDE, Maven with Bundle Plugin, Maven Tycho.
  • Unit testing, integration testing.
  • Configuring runtimes. Repositories, OBR.
  • Evolving APIs. Semantic versioning.
  • Other component models including Blueprint and iPOJO.
  • Bundle lifecycle. Bundle events. Concurrency and thread safety.
  • Extender bundles.
  • Event Admin for asynchronous event delivery.
  • Configuration Admin for configuring components and managing configuration data.
  • Metatype Service for defining tool-accessible metadata about services.
  • HTTP Service for building lightweight web servers.
  • Coordinator Service for coordinating tasks across decoupled components.
  • Remote Services. Distribution, discovery and topology. Available implementations.
  • REST and OSGi. Jersey, JAX-RS, Restlet.
  • Web Application Bundles (WABs). Web deployment options.
  • Embedding OSGi. Writing a launcher. Integration between OSGi and the outer application.
  • Java EE interop.
  • Bridging OSGi to EJB with JNDI.
  • Transactions with JTA.
  • Persisting domain models with JTA. JDBC drivers in OSGi.
  • Managing OSGi runtimes with JMX.
  • OSGi sub-systems.
  • OSGi future directions.
  • JDK 8 module system (Jigsaw) and how it will affect OSGi.
  • Other JVM languages in OSGi: Scala, Groovy, Clojure, Xtend.

Who is the instructor for this training?

The trainer for this Introduction to OSGi Training has extensive experience in this domain, including years of experience training & mentoring professionals.

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