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Welcome to Apache Felix
News
- The Service Diagnostics Web Console Plugin 0.1.2 is now available in the section and from the Maven repository. (February 2nd, 2013)
- The Apache Felix SCR Generator 1.3.0, Maven SCR Plugin 1.9.0, and SCR Ant Task 1.3.0 releases are now available from the section and from the Maven repository. (December 07, 2012)
- The UserAdmin 1.0.3 release is now available in the section and from the Maven repository. (December 06, 2012)
- The UserAdmin file-store 1.0.2 release is now available in the section and from the Maven repository. (December 06, 2012)
- The UserAdmin MongoDB-store 1.0.1 release is now available in the section and from the Maven repository. (December 06, 2012)
- Pierre De Rop added to the PMC (November 19, 2012)
- Guillaume Sauthier added as a Committer (November 16, 2012)
- The Felix Declarative Services 1.6.2 release is now available in the section and from the Maven repository. (November 12, 2012)
- The iPOJO Core, Composite and Annotations 1.8.4 are now available in the section and from the Maven repository. (November 06, 2012)
- The iPOJO Manipulator 1.8.6 is now available in the section and from the Maven repository. (November 06, 2012)
- The Felix Metatype Service 1.0.6 release is now available in the section and from the Maven repository. (November 1st, 2012)
- Chetan Mehrotra added as a Committer (October 29, 2012)
- The Apache Felix Configuration Admin version 1.6.0 is now available in the section and from the Maven repository. This release implements the latest version of the OSGi Configuration Admin specification (Version 1.5) (October 29, 2012)
What is Felix?
Felix is a community effort to implement the OSGi R4 Service Platform and other interesting OSGi-related technology. OSGi technology originally targeted embedded devices and home services gateways, but it is ideally suited for any project interested in the principles of modularity, component-orientation, and/or service-orientation. OSGi technology combines aspects of these aforementioned principles to define a dynamic service deployment framework that is amenable to remote management.
The Felix project is organized into subprojects, where each subproject targets a specific OSGi specification or OSGi-related technology; the following list summarizes each released subproject: