Hello,
Felix dispatches starting and stopping events to
SynchronousBundleListener only. It seems to be compliant with the spec.
To get these events, you need to implement SynchronousBundleListener
instead of BundleListener. Use the same addBundleListener method on the
bundle context to register your listener.
Regards,
Clement
David Lindelöf a écrit :
Dear all,
Some bundle events seem not to be notified to BundleListeners, in
particular STARTING and STOPPING events.
The OSGi specs 6.1.9 state that bundle listeners will be called when a
bundle is installed, resolved, started, stopped, updated or uninstalled,
so I guess this is the correct behaviour. But then what are STARTING and
STOPPING events used for?
Best regards,
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