Tim Moloney wrote:
Thanks for the info. Will this be included in the upcoming 1.0.4
release?
Yes.
-> richard
Tim
Richard S. Hall wrote:
In the trunk we have modified the framework so that it no longer
tries to log to an available LogService for the time being, so this
issue should be gone. When we have the time, we will try to reinstate
the feature if we can find a suitable workaround.
-> richard
Tim Moloney wrote:
Thanks for the pointer.
It does appear to be the same problem as discussed here
(http://www.mail-archive.com/dev@felix.apache.org/msg03142.html).
The workaround of setting felix.log.level 3 (INFO) gets things
working more reliably.
In the message thread, Niclas Hedhman wondered if there are any
other log services that experience this problem.
org.apache.felix.log appears to.
Tim
Richard S. Hall wrote:
I would guess this is related to a deadlocking issue that was
discussed previously.
The issue is that Felix uses the external log service (if present)
to log events and sometimes this can lead to deadlocks, apparently.
Of course, this is just a guess on my part. I think there was a
workaround...you can check the archives...or perhaps someone else
can respond.
This issue will likely need further investigation.
-> richard
Tim Moloney wrote:
I run Felix in Eclipse with a custom config.properties file that
autostarts a few bundles. If I include both org.apache.felix.log
and org.apache.felix.eventadmin in felix.auto.start.1, Felix
hangs. If I remove either org.apache.felix.log or
org.apache.felix.eventadmin or both, everything works fine.
I've attached an example project that has an Activator class that
simply prints when its bundle is started and stopped. If I
autostart both org.apache.felix.log and
org.apache.felix.eventadmin, the example bundle doesn't print its
start message and the shell bundle doesn't display prompts when
hitting <enter>. Again, i f I remove either org.apache.felix.log
or org.apache.felix.eventadmin or both, everything works fine.
If I run from the command line, it will work most of the time,
however, it will occasionally fail in the same way. It appears to
be the same problem but somehow running Felix inside Eclipse
exacerbates the problem.
The attached project includes a README file that describes
*exactly* how to demonstrate the problem.
Can anyone provide some suggestions to help me get this amazingly
simple task working properly?
Thanks,
Tim
