Allow interfacing with other adapter frameworks by using a proxy #650
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While the Eclipse Adapter Framework is very powerful it currently does not allow to interface with other adaption techniques (e.g. OSGi Converter Specification). This adds a new way to adapt a class of objects to a proxy that then is asked for further adaption.
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While the Eclipse Adapter Framework is very powerful it currently does not allow to interface with other adaption techniques (e.g. OSGi Converter Specification).
This adds a new way to adapt a class of objects to a proxy that then is asked for further adaption.