Plug-in Architectures With Layrry and the Java Module System
Read OriginalThis technical article explains how to build extensible Java applications using plug-ins. It details the use of the Java Platform Module System's module layers and the Layrry runtime to achieve strong isolation between plug-ins, allowing different versions of dependencies. A concrete example of a 'Greeter' CLI application demonstrates the architecture and implementation.
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