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Sameer Gupta updated ARIES-1894:
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    Priority: Critical  (was: Major)

> Provide Require capability not working for Composite Subsystem
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>
>                 Key: ARIES-1894
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/ARIES-1894
>             Project: Aries
>          Issue Type: Bug
>          Components: Subsystem
>            Reporter: Sameer Gupta
>            Priority: Critical
>         Attachments: messagedisplay.esa, msgdispconsumer.jar
>
>
> 1 - I have a composite subsystem  "messagedisplay.esa" which has a bundle 
> with a provide 
> capability, the provide capability is mentioned in both the bundle manifest 
> which is inside the bundle manifest and the subsystem manifest as well.
> 2. I have a stand alone bundle "msgdispconsumer" which requires this 
> capability and mentions this in standalone bundle manifest.mf file
> In case of system migrations, if the Bundle gets deployed before the ESA 
> subsystem, the bundle does not start as expected and has to be manually 
> started once the provide capability is deployed.
> However, if I mark the subsystem as feature, then, as soon as the subsystem 
> is deployed, the standalone bundle also goes to active state, thus removing 
> need for manual intervention.
> Provide Require capability does not seem to have the same effect for 
> Composite Subsystem as it has for feature subsystem.
> Test Case 1: Deploy the Composite Subsystem i.e the attached 
> messagedisplay.esa file and then start it and then deploy the msgdispconsumer 
> bundle, the bundle auto-wires and starts.
> Test Case 2: Deploy the msgdispconsumer bundle, try and start it, it fails 
> stating a required capability is missing, deploy the subsystem i.e. the 
> messagedisplay.esa file now, the Subsystem installs but does not auto wire 
> the bundle msgdispconsumer  is still in installed state, start the 
> msgdispconsumer bundle, it starts and does not throw the capability missing 
> error.
> Test Case 3: Open the .ESA file in winrar like tool, change the subsytem type 
> from Subsystem-Type: "osgi.subsystem.composite" to "osgi.subsystem.feature".
> Exit the karaf console and restart to clear the cache.
> Deploy the msgdispconsumer bundle, try and start it, it fails stating a 
> required capability is missing, deploy the subsystem i.e. the 
> messagedisplay.esa file now, the consumer bundle msgdispconsumer also starts 
> automatically even when the ESA subsytem is only in installed state. 
> Why does behavior in Test case 3 not work for test case 2 scenario, i.e. 
> autowiring happens for feature subsystem  but  not for composite subsystem.



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