OSGi Runtime of mBS Telematics SDK

The OSGi Runtime contains ProSyst's own implementation of OSGi Core and Compendium specifications (Release 4.2). This implementation has been used in a significant  number of embedded devices and offers advanced features such as:

• Resource management for separate bundles or a set of bundles, lazy activation / deactivation of bundles
• Advanced configuration policy
• Advanced security policy
• Improved logging framework
• Localization support
• Close integration with JVMs like Websphere Everyplace Custom Environment JVM (J9) by Microdoc
  
• Support for many additional JVMs
  
• OS utilities

mBS Telematics comes with a set of additional components which form a powerful and easily extensible stack for building telematics products. The most essential of those components are:

• mBSA - a native application with pluggable architecture. Specific plugins are provided that monitor and manage the OSGi framework, OS resources, OS native processes, etc.

• Vehicle Interface - allows applications to send and receive vehicle data without deep knowledge of the underlying vehicle architecture. It provides a manufacturer-independent Java/OSGi interface that processes the raw CAN data and provides it to the applications as primitive Java objects. It is built on top of an open source library (LLCF).

• Reliable Local Database for storing application data.

• Support for Serial and Parallel Interfaces for integration of external devices connected to vehicle unit.

• Integration with enterprise systems through Web Services.

• Support for telematics applications with rich GUI interface. Support for graphical libraries such as eSWT, AWT, mGUI, and various application models (e.g. eRCP and remote desktops).

• Management Components – support for remote device management (OMA-DM) and content downloading (OMA DL and OTA download)

The OSGi Runtime is well integrated with the underlying operating system and provides reliable resource management, fault control, and recovery mechanism.