Our history in the OSGi Enterprise Space

ProSyst has been working with OSGi since 1999. While officially announced in late 2008 by OSGi with the "WORLD-LEADING ENTERPRISE APPLICATION SERVER PROVIDERS PROPEL OSGi TECHNOLOGY TO AN INDUSTRY-WIDE STANDARD - IBM, Oracle, Paremus, ProSyst, Red Hat, SAP, SpringSource and Sun Microsystems Use OSGi technology in current and next-generation Java technology-based servers" press release, ProSyst began to build its mPower Remote Manager back-end product on an OSGi architecture in the year 2001.

Prior to that ProSyst has developed a Java Application Server (EJB, J2EE) which was later sold to SAP AG and is now used in SAP Netweaver platforms.

In 2008 we have launched ModuleFusion, our first enterprise OSGi open source initiative. The goal was to help programmers using the OSGi Service Platform as their underlying runtime environment. ModuleFusion contains a full stack typical for Java enterprise applications. This stack currently consists of best-of-breed open source frameworks from the Java ecosystem. Additionally, ModuleFusion contains the necessary glue code to easily use these frameworks within OSGi and therefore provides the next-generation, pure OSGi model for enterprise applications. In 2009 ModuleFusion won the Eclipse Community Award.