Re: ipojo @ServiceProperty field cannot be configured by FileInstall?
Hi, On 16.07.2011, at 16:02, jie yan wrote: I configured some ipojo components by FileInstall, as following: 1) install ConfigAdmin, FileInstall; 2) set the managedservice attribute, @Component(managedservice=com-pid); 3) create com-pid.cfg file inside /load directory In this way, I successfully configured some components except one javax.servlet.Filter implementation. The only difference I found out is, the field of Filter component to be configured is @ServiceProperty, while the fields of other components all is @Property. Is it the real reason? No, that should not matter. Did you try to add 'immediate=true' to your @Component ? Regards, Clement Regards, drhades
Re: ipojo @ServiceProperty field cannot be configured by FileInstall?
On Tue, Jul 19, 2011 at 3:40 PM, Clement Escoffier clement.escoff...@gmail.com wrote: Hi, On 16.07.2011, at 16:02, jie yan wrote: I configured some ipojo components by FileInstall, as following: 1) install ConfigAdmin, FileInstall; 2) set the managedservice attribute, @Component(managedservice=com-pid); 3) create com-pid.cfg file inside /load directory In this way, I successfully configured some components except one javax.servlet.Filter implementation. The only difference I found out is, the field of Filter component to be configured is @ServiceProperty, while the fields of other components all is @Property. Is it the real reason? No, that should not matter. Did you try to add 'immediate=true' to your @Component ? I tried, but failed again. Now, component defination is by annotation, instance creation is by meta.xml, and component configuration is by FileInstall *.cfg. Maybe it's because of the complex order of instance creation, configuration and update? I'll debug into felix more deeply. Regards, drhades Regards, Clement Regards, drhades
Re: ipojo @ServiceProperty field cannot be configured by FileInstall?
Hi, Oh I see, I misunderstood your previous mail. So, as you're using ManagedService (and not ManagedServiceFactory), use: @Property @ServiceProperty private String myProp; Regards, Clement On 19.07.2011, at 11:38, jie yan wrote: On Tue, Jul 19, 2011 at 3:40 PM, Clement Escoffier clement.escoff...@gmail.com wrote: Hi, On 16.07.2011, at 16:02, jie yan wrote: I configured some ipojo components by FileInstall, as following: 1) install ConfigAdmin, FileInstall; 2) set the managedservice attribute, @Component(managedservice=com-pid); 3) create com-pid.cfg file inside /load directory In this way, I successfully configured some components except one javax.servlet.Filter implementation. The only difference I found out is, the field of Filter component to be configured is @ServiceProperty, while the fields of other components all is @Property. Is it the real reason? No, that should not matter. Did you try to add 'immediate=true' to your @Component ? I tried, but failed again. Now, component defination is by annotation, instance creation is by meta.xml, and component configuration is by FileInstall *.cfg. Maybe it's because of the complex order of instance creation, configuration and update? I'll debug into felix more deeply. Regards, drhades Regards, Clement Regards, drhades
Re: ipojo @ServiceProperty field cannot be configured by FileInstall?
That's it! Thank Clement. Regards, drhades On Tue, Jul 19, 2011 at 6:40 PM, Clement Escoffier clement.escoff...@gmail.com wrote: Hi, Oh I see, I misunderstood your previous mail. So, as you're using ManagedService (and not ManagedServiceFactory), use: @Property @ServiceProperty private String myProp; Regards, Clement On 19.07.2011, at 11:38, jie yan wrote: On Tue, Jul 19, 2011 at 3:40 PM, Clement Escoffier clement.escoff...@gmail.com wrote: Hi, On 16.07.2011, at 16:02, jie yan wrote: I configured some ipojo components by FileInstall, as following: 1) install ConfigAdmin, FileInstall; 2) set the managedservice attribute, @Component(managedservice=com-pid); 3) create com-pid.cfg file inside /load directory In this way, I successfully configured some components except one javax.servlet.Filter implementation. The only difference I found out is, the field of Filter component to be configured is @ServiceProperty, while the fields of other components all is @Property. Is it the real reason? No, that should not matter. Did you try to add 'immediate=true' to your @Component ? I tried, but failed again. Now, component defination is by annotation, instance creation is by meta.xml, and component configuration is by FileInstall *.cfg. Maybe it's because of the complex order of instance creation, configuration and update? I'll debug into felix more deeply. Regards, drhades Regards, Clement Regards, drhades
ipojo @ServiceProperty field cannot be configured by FileInstall?
I configured some ipojo components by FileInstall, as following: 1) install ConfigAdmin, FileInstall; 2) set the managedservice attribute, @Component(managedservice=com-pid); 3) create com-pid.cfg file inside /load directory In this way, I successfully configured some components except one javax.servlet.Filter implementation. The only difference I found out is, the field of Filter component to be configured is @ServiceProperty, while the fields of other components all is @Property. Is it the real reason? Regards, drhades
