The spring configs are contained within the corresponding bundles (just as the old ServiceBinder configs were). The BeanFactory is created each time the service is started, so services can still be added, removed and updated at runtime. If a spring file is changed, the bundle will have to be updated and the service will have to be restarted. This Spring implementation is on a per-bundle basis; it doesn't service the OSGi framework as a whole. That is, bundles that use the Spring ServiceBinder and bundles that don't can still work together.
-Jeremy On 9/29/05, Enrique Rodriguez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Jeremy Volkman wrote: > > Hi all, > ... > > Any questions/comments/suggestions are greatly appreciated. :) > > Can bundles still be added and removed at runtime? Your write-up makes > it sound like the metadata is "centralized" in a single Spring xml > config and therefore doesn't come and go with the bundles. > > Enrique >
