On 8/19/10 12:57, Clement Escoffier wrote:
On 19.08.2010, at 17:43, Richard S. Hall wrote:
Are you saying you have two bundles containing two component classes with the
same name and iPOJO ends up using the same component class to create both
instances?
Yes, that's normal in this case. Inde
On 19.08.2010, at 17:43, Richard S. Hall wrote:
> Are you saying you have two bundles containing two component classes with the
> same name and iPOJO ends up using the same component class to create both
> instances?
Yes, that's normal in this case. Indeed, no factory name, so iPOJO use the
c
Are you saying you have two bundles containing two component classes
with the same name and iPOJO ends up using the same component class to
create both instances?
-> richard
On 8/19/10 10:46, Leos Kunc wrote:
Hi. I'm new in OSGI and IPOJO and last days I've spent looking for solution of
the
Hi. I'm new in OSGI and IPOJO and last days I've spent looking for solution of
the following problem. I need to implement two versions of same class running
in simultaneously. I've created same class in two bundles and exported
interface as service by annotations:
@Provides
@Component
@Instanti
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