If you use ds then you can always override any service property using a
config. This allows to dynamically change the address at runtime.
Christian
Am 08.09.2016 16:39 schrieb "Brad Johnson" :
> Perfect. Thanks. It was always a bit unclear as to whether I was firing
> up a new instance of HTTP
Perfect. Thanks. It was always a bit unclear as to whether I was firing up
a new instance of HTTP server instead of reusing the instance specified in
the Jetty setup. It sounds though that as long as I specify uri and port
along with everything else I get the Jetty instance. That makes it a lot
Hi,
I'm working on migrating/upgrading a legacy application from Spring OSGi/DM to
Aries Blueprint.
Since Spring was being used previously and there were existing Spring
application context configuration files (META-INF/spring/*.xml) in the close to
300 OSGi bundles application, my aim was to
