OSGi
Library Bundle
The OSGi bundles implement the specifications of the OSGi group.
OSGi bundles are:
The OSGi Library Bundle exports the main OSGi APIs to other bundles in the framework.
The HTTP bundle provides the HTTP communication of the ProSyst mBS with HTTP clients.
The Secure HTTP bundle represents the same HTTP Server as the HTTP Bundle, with added support for secure connection.
The HTTP JSP Bundle extends the functionlity of the HTTP Bundle with support of precompiled Java Server Pages.
The Secure HTTP JSP Bundle combines the functionality of the Secure HTTP Bundle and the HTTP JSP Bundle.
The Log Bundle maintains log messages about the runtime behavior of bundles.
The User Admin Bundle manages user access to the server system and to bundle resources.
The User Admin Extension bundle contains utilities for user login and authorization.
The Event Admin Bundle manages events regardless of their destination.
The Metatype Bundle introduces a universal machanism, based on the OSGi Metatype Service Specification, for definition and management of metadata.
The Config Bundle manages bundles' initial and current configuration data and meta typing information.
The Preferences Bundle manages preferences data of bundles.
The device manager of the ProSyst mBS manages discovery of newly plugged devices, loads and attaches drivers to them.
The Connector Service Bundle provides the OSGi communication
model, based on the javax.microedition.io API.
The Initial Provisioning bundle implements the OSGi Provisioning Service adding extra features.
The Service Component Runtime provides means to managing services in compliance with the OSGi Declarative Services Specification.
The WireAdmin Bundle provides implementation of the OSGi Wire Admin Service.
Contains packages from Sun Microsystems for building XML-based application.
The XERCES-1.4.4 Parser Bundle provides the Xerces XML parser to other bundles in the framework in compliance with the OSGi XML Parser Service specification.
The Apache Crimson Parser bundle provides a XML parser developed by Apache Software Foundation, based on the Sun Project X Parser.