Update: The second installment of the "Introducing Spring Roo" blog series is now available and includes a detailed step-by-step tutorial to help you get started with Roo. The third installment covers Roo's internal architecture in detail.

The twittersphere has been abuzz this week with news from SpringOne Europe. One announcement generating a significant amount of interest [...]

In an earlier blog, Ben introduced Bundlor, the concepts behind it and how to use it from the command line as well as from within ANT and Maven. In this post I'll show how Bundlor can be used in an Eclipse environment.
When developing OSGi-based applications, some users don't want to spend time constantly updating their [...]

As Rob's post points out, over the last few months we've learned quite a bit about how people want to manage their own OSGi applications.
We found that some developers want to manage their own bundle manifests, but need a bit of help to automate the details such as specifying package versions across a range of [...]