Hello guys,
Going thru some older posts on this forum, I found some statements saying that when jme3 achieves a stable release, then an compatible OSGi version of the engine will be provided.
Does anyone have any information regarding this? I know there was a stable release in February, but I can’t seem to find any info related to OSGi.
Thanks,
Denis.
There is none.
@normen said: There is none.Hello Normen, Do you know if there will ever be a "osgi ready" version? Is there work being done, or was this idea scrapped entirely?
Well since jme is opensource, there will be a version if youmake one and maintain it.
Currently jme is just in the progress of switching from ant to gradle, wich will also allow maven artifacts, I suspect from a gradle build osgi should be doable.
OSGI is already doable, the NetBeans modules could already be compiled to OSGI easily, the main issue is that the dependencies of jME are not available in OSGI format. However, as Eclipse is the only IDE that really uses OSGI and Eclipse supports maven just as well I don’t think theres any need to make a jME OSGI distribution.
Well there are quite a few osgi based medial systems.
However you could just bundle jme3 inside your own plugin, instead of making jme3 a dependency in osgi