Prosyst [1], an OSGi pioneer have announced that it has contributed the following components to Eclipse Equinox:

• Initial Provisioning
• IO Connector Service Specification
• Wire Admin Service Specification
• Declarative Services Specification

These four service specifications are now part of the Equinox Bundles project and can be downloaded from the Equinox website [2].

"These are important contributions from ProSyst that ensures Eclipse RCP and OSGi will
continue to grow in importance as a solution for both enterprise and embedded
applications.," said Mike Milinkovich, executive director of the Eclipse Foundation. "
ProSyst’s expertise in OSGi and eRCP for embedded and mobile development, remote
management and Enterprise OSGi makes them an ideal partner to help exploit the benefits
of the Eclipse platform."

Don't miss the next two talks from Prosyst at EclipseCon:

• Wednesday, March 19, 2:30 pm, 50 minutes, Room 206
  "Announcing the Sprint Next Generation Java Platform [3]"
  
• Thursday, March 20, 10:10 am, 50 minutes, Grand Ballroom C
  "Transactions in Eclipse Based SOA [4]"

I'm especially interested in the Sprint talk. Gabor has written a really good article [5] about how to develop Titan applications using the EclipseIDE.  eRCP is a central component of the architecture, and you can read more about that on the MobileOSGi blog [6].

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