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== Export Your OSGi Bundle ==
In this example, you'll export an OSGi bundle (as a JAR file) into a directory on your local file system. This bundle could then be installed and run in any OSGi-enabled container.
NOTE: Yes, OSGi bundles are just JAR files. This means they can be used in the same way as any other JAR file. However, if an OSGi bundle (JAR) is deployed onto a non-OSGi enabled container, the OSGi meta data (inside MANIFEST.MF) will simply be ignored.
First, start with the OSGi project you wish to bundle.
