RE: Tuscany in OSGi

[Juergen.Schumacher]

Hi, 

in the meantime we managed to run our sample by creating a single
bundle for all Tuscany modules (and one for the 3rd party stuff)
and deploying our composite as a contribution JAR to a 
org.apache.tuscany.sca.host.embedded.impl.EmbeddedSCADomain by
adapting the code from the setup method of 
itest\osgi-tuscany\test-bundles\src\main\java\supplychain\client\SupplyChainClient.java.
I suppose, this is not the recommended way exactly, but it works (-;
Just using SCADomain.newInstance() did not work, the sca-contribution.xml
is not found then - it is located in the bundle that also contains 
the BundleActivator that starts the SCADomain, currently.  Anyway, 
this is OK for now.

However, I have another question now. I tried to use <implementation.osgi>
to setup my components instead of <implementation.java>, but it
does not work. This is the error message:

org.apache.tuscany.sca.contribution.service.ContributionResolveException: 
Could not locate OSGi bundle tuscany.osgi.sample
        at 
org.apache.tuscany.sca.implementation.osgi.xml.OSGiImplementationProcessor.resolve(OSGiImplementationProcessor.java:276)

It seems that OSGiImplementationProcessor does not access the OSGi runtime 
which was initially started and in which the bundle is installed, but creates 
its own one. Is there a way to give Tuscany access to the BundleContext 
of my "outer" OSGi runtime? I browsed through some test cases and samples, 
but did not find anything that seemed to be usable.

Thanks in advance!

Cheers,
Juergen.

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