Hi Craig, good morning. I don't know it this is what you're expecting.
Felix's Web Console registers a simple ManagedService: org.apache.felix.webconsole.internal.servlet.ConfigurationListener Regards, -- Pedro Pedruzzi | V2COM On Thu, Jul 10, 2008 at 9:33 AM, Craig Phillips <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi, Good Morning, > > > > I fretted about making such a post until I had somewhat exhausted the > possible ways on my own to grab educational material of some form... > > > > I am looking for exemplary code and/or tutorial based material on how to > use the config admin service and, basically, do configuration of [my] > bundle the proper OSGi prescribed way... > > > > I do have the R4 compendium spec up and it's decent (I really feel like > the folks did a great job on the spec... I have been trying to read > through these, page by page, and they are very well done, IMO); But, the > spec isn't quite a tutorial/hello-world... there was a snippet in there > about the ManagedServiceFactory, but I am looking just to implement a > very simple ManagedService; > > > > I downloaded the felix config admin source code, hoping to find > "trunk/examples" but it only had a few junit-test constructs... > > > > I also googled around a bit for a few hours... I did try out the > 'net.luminis.cmc-0.2.1.jar' and it looks quite useful; However, I'm > still trying to put a full thread together with a sample bundle, from a > sample MyBundleConfig.xml and one or two config properties to having the > service load this up and pass it through to my bundle... > > > > Yeah, I could probably just look for a jvm property (e.g., > -Dmy.config.item="someConfigValue"), but I'd rather try to do it by way > of the prescribed OSGi configuration paradigm a la configAdmin > service... > > > > If someone has a sample code snippet or two, or maybe a little cheat > sheet or something, I'd be greatly appreciative (as always, this is a > great felix and osgi resource here, and the people are very helpful)... > Sincerely, Craig Phillips, Praxis > > > > > >
