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OSGi Activities
- Start and run the Eclipse for OSGi as installed in the previous lecture.
- Open the Subversion Perspective in Eclipse for OSGi.
- Check out the Simple Sample from OSGi Course Repository
- Run the sample and change it.
- Define the main steps involved in developing OSGi applications.
- Write a small tutorial (main steps) about using Eclipse to develop OSGi applications.
Start the lab activities in the order defined below:
- Check out the Service Interface
- Check out the Service Provider
- Check out the Service Consumer
