We've looked at steps and strategies to follow when migrating applications to the Java modules. How about libraries? Let's say you are the maintainer of an open source library that is used by many people. Or, perhaps, you maintain a library that's used by multiple teams in your organization. How would you migrate such a code base? Wouldn't that require you to follow the same steps we've covered to migrate applications? Well, mostly yes. However, there are certain things you need to do differently with libraries. This section covers those details.
What's perhaps the biggest difference with libraries is that you no longer work in the context of an application. A library could be used by multiple applications. These applications could be using multiple versions of Java. How could you create a single library JAR that could work for...
