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| # July 2013 Board report |
| Apache Aries delivers a set of pluggable Java components enabling an enterprise OSGi application programming model. |
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| ## Releases |
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| * Apache Aries Subsystems Bundle 1.0.0 |
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| > This is an 'uber' bundle form of the API and implementation (core) bundles of Aries Subsystems. Together these are the reference implementation of the OSGi Subsystem Service Specification which "provides a declarative model for defining resource collections, including bundles, and |
| an API for installing and managing those collections of resources." See OSGi Enterprise Release 5 specification chapter 134. The 'uber' bundle is released for a convenience for people starting out with Subsystems. |
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| ##Project update |
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| We have voted in John Ross as a member of the PMC. No new committers since the last report. Usage questions and interactions with other non-ASF projects continue to be asked on the user list, showing users are putting Aries to use in real world scenarios. |
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| There are no board level issues. |
