Hi Felix, Thanks for the reply. More info below.
>> So then, what is the right way to obtain the existing properties of a >> component (other than the ones I just set)? I was not successful when >> digging around the spec to find the answer. > > But, as BJ on bndtools notes, if you are just a DS component, you should not > be fiddling with ConfigAdmin and just have an activate method which gets the > configuration injected — either as part of the ComponentContext or the > Map<String, Object> argument to the activate method. This way you also > guarantee that you get the default values for your properties declared in the > descriptor which don’t exist in the configuration. Right! What I apparently did not explain well was that I am trying to do this from a separate management service (in a separate bundle). The management service needs to get the target component’s current properties, then update them based on what the existing (and desired) properties are. Since I have been unsuccessful at obtaining the existing properties, I am currently unable to do this. Cheers, =David
