Hello,
I want to include more than one service into a bundle, so it seems like
I have to make a use of declarative services.
I'm building a test bundle with maven + maven-bundle-plugin and
generating the ds descriptor with maven-scr-plugin, so it looks like this:
xmlns:scr="http://www.osgi.
Try to add immediate=“true” to your component definition. This should result in
something like
> xmlns:scr="http://www.osgi.org/xmlns/scr/v1.0.0";>
>
>
>
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> value="ru.multicabinet.gateway.ExampleDS"/>
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>
and causes the component to be sta
Dirk: I don’t think Artem was asking about activation of the component, he has
a problem with service registration. So whether the component is immediate or
delayed seems to be irrelevant.
Artem: there are a few things you need to check. Is your bundle active? Do you
have a DS implementation bu
Also make sure that apart from generating the descriptor(s) it adds the
correct 'Service-Component' header in your manifest. I recall some problems
when both 'maven-bundle-plugin' and 'maven-scr-plugin' are used together. I
personally try to avoid using 'maven-scr-plugin' and add
'<_dsannotations>*
Neil: You are right. The service gets registered also when the Component is
not yet active.
(See OSGI Enterprise Spec R4 112.2.2/112.2.3)
On Tue, Jan 20, 2015 at 1:39 PM, Milen Dyankov
wrote:
> Also make sure that apart from generating the descriptor(s) it adds the
> correct 'Service-Component'
Neil,
bundle is active, but I dont have any DS implementation bundle
installed...I thought the framework itself contains the implementation.
On 01/20/2015 03:19 PM, Neil Bartlett wrote:
Dirk: I don’t think Artem was asking about activation of the component, he has
a problem with service regis
I installed felix scr bundle into my host osgi application and tried to
obtain a list of active services by visiting a controller of my spring
application which calls osgi code and it threw the following error:
| Error java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError:
org/springsource/loaded/ri/ReflectiveInterc
Felix SCR does not interfere with Spring loading. SCR has nothing to do with
Spring. This error has come from your own class in your bundle… by installing
SCR you have now for the first time loaded the class (or rather, attempted to
load it), so now you see the problem for the first time.
The s
I managed to resolve this by running my grails application (which works
as an osgi container) without dynamic code reloading feature, which
seems to rely on spring loaded.
There are no dependencies on anything remotely related to spring in my
bundles.
On 20.01.2015 21:43, Neil Bartlett wrote
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