[CONF] Apache Felix: How to inject the bundle context (page created)

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Page Created : FELIX : How to inject the bundle context How to inject the bundle context has been created by Clement Escoffier (Apr 16, 2008). Content: Injecting the bundle context in a POJO It is sometimes useful to inject the bundle context in your POJO. Then, your POJO is able to deal with the OSGi environment as regular OSGi applications. It is possible to a POJO to get its bundle context. A POJO can receive its bundle context as an argument of its constructor. The next code snippet shows an example: public class ASimplePOJO{ private BundleContext context; public ASimplePOJO(BundleContext bc) { context = bc; // do something... }} As you see on the previous snippet, the bundle context is injected in the POJO. Then the POJO can use it as a 'normal' bundle context. The POJO code can: load classes register / unregister services discover, track and use services ... However, all these interactions are no more managed by the iPOJO container. So, be careful to manage the dynamism, listeners... Overview Home Page iPOJO Feature Overview Getting Started iPOJO in 10 minutes iPOJO Hello Word (Maven-Based) tutorial iPOJO Advanced Tutorial Download & Install User Guide Describing components How to use iPOJO Annotations Advanced Topics FAQ How to get your bundle context Tools iPOJO Eclipse Plug-in iPOJO Ant Task iPOJO Maven Plug-in iPOJO concepts overview Developer Guide How to write your own handler How to use iPOJO Manipulation Metadata Misc & Contact Supported JVMs Supported OSGi Implementations Future Ideas Contact Related Works Article & Presentations

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