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<title>Potomac - Bringing OSGi Modularity to Flex</title>
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<summary>OSGi is taking over the Java world.  The modularity features offered by OSGi have become so popular that it seems like all the major Java enterprise applications and frameworks have adopted OSGi or have plans to.  Products and frameworks such as Eclipse (and therefore Flex Builder), Spring, Websphere, Guice, Weblogic, and JBoss all use OSGi.  Even organizations such as NASA have adopted OSGi.  So what is OSGi and why is it so popular?  This article will try to answer those questions and introduce you to Potomac - the new OSGi inspired framework for Flex.</summary>
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OSGi is taking over the Java world.  The modularity features offered by OSGi have become so popular that it seems like all the major Java enterprise applications and frameworks have adopted OSGi or have plans to.  Products and frameworks such as Eclipse (and therefore Flex Builder), Spring, Websphere, Guice, Weblogic, and JBoss all use OSGi.  Even organizations such as NASA have adopted OSGi.  So what is OSGi and why is it so popular?  This article will try to answer those questions and introduce you to Potomac - the new OSGi inspired framework for Flex.
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