I have no idea how to use the solution though, as I have no idea
where to
get a Bundle to pass into the constructor. This make sense to
anyone else?
When you construct an OSGi bundle and install it into an OSGi
"container",
you should provide an activation class that is used to adapt your
code to the
lifecycle facilities provided by OSGi. You get the Bundle instance
from the BundleContext that is passed into the start() call:
public CeltixBundleActivator implements BundleActivator {
private Bundle myBundle;
public void start(BundleContext bc) throws Exception {
myBundle = bc.getBundle();
}
public void stop(BundleContext bc) throws Exception {
....
}
public Bundle getBundle() {
return myBundle;
}
}
BTW, Dennis, I'm a member of the OSGi Enterprise Expert Group, and
really interested in distributed OSGi in general and CXF+OSGi in
particular. Would you be interested in sharing more about your work?
We might be able to help out!
cheers
--oh
