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Dependency Management for Developers and Spring dm / SpringSource dm Server - An Introduction

I gave a short presentation about Google Guice and OSGi at Deutsche Post Com GmbH (in German language). You can download the PDF file of my presentation from the link below:

Dependency Management for Developers - An Introduction (PDF file)

The second part of my presentation (also in German language) about Spring dm for OSGi and SpringSource dm Server can be downloaded from the link below:

Spring dm for OSGi and SpringSource dm Server - An Introduction (PDF file)

I will also upload the whole examples in form of Eclipse workspaces, so stay tuned!

Have fun!
Lofi.
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