added comments about the OSGi samples in the README
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required to run the demos. Now you can configure your IDE to point to those
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directories.
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===============================================================================
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OSGi Samples
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------------
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The Hello World and Cafe samples listed above are both OSGi-enabled. Instead
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of running those as standalone applications via their main() methods, you can
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deploy them to an OSGi runtime and rely on the included BundleActivators.
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This release also includes two new samples that are dedicated to showcasing
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capabilities of the Spring Integration and OSGi combination. They form a
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producer/consumer pair: osgi-inbound and osgi-outbound. Unlike the others,
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they are not Maven-enabled, but instead they are ready to run directly within
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SpringSource dm Server, and with the SpringSource Tool Suite support, this
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requires only an import and adding to the Server instance. A comprehensive
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overview of those OSGi samples is included in the "Samples" Appendix of the
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Spring Integration Reference Manual.
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Happy integration :-)
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