If you want some examples you can check out code from OPS4j Pax such as Pax Logging for example and search for ManagedService. Pretty much all Pax stuff can be configured via Configuration admin so you can find more examples in pax runner / web / ... For an example of ManagedServiceFactory you can look into code of Pax Coin (FileSystemResourceScannerFactory).
On Thu, Jul 10, 2008 at 2:33 PM, Craig Phillips <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi, Good Morning, > > > > I fretted about making such a post until I had somewhat exhausted the > possible ways on my own to grab educational material of some form... > > > > I am looking for exemplary code and/or tutorial based material on how to > use the config admin service and, basically, do configuration of [my] > bundle the proper OSGi prescribed way... > > > > I do have the R4 compendium spec up and it's decent (I really feel like > the folks did a great job on the spec... I have been trying to read > through these, page by page, and they are very well done, IMO); But, the > spec isn't quite a tutorial/hello-world... there was a snippet in there > about the ManagedServiceFactory, but I am looking just to implement a > very simple ManagedService; > > > > I downloaded the felix config admin source code, hoping to find > "trunk/examples" but it only had a few junit-test constructs... > > > > I also googled around a bit for a few hours... I did try out the > 'net.luminis.cmc-0.2.1.jar' and it looks quite useful; However, I'm > still trying to put a full thread together with a sample bundle, from a > sample MyBundleConfig.xml and one or two config properties to having the > service load this up and pass it through to my bundle... > > > > Yeah, I could probably just look for a jvm property (e.g., > -Dmy.config.item="someConfigValue"), but I'd rather try to do it by way > of the prescribed OSGi configuration paradigm a la configAdmin > service... > > > > If someone has a sample code snippet or two, or maybe a little cheat > sheet or something, I'd be greatly appreciative (as always, this is a > great felix and osgi resource here, and the people are very helpful)... > Sincerely, Craig Phillips, Praxis > > > > > > -- Alin Dreghiciu http://www.ops4j.org - New Energy for OSS Communities - Open Participation Software. http://www.qi4j.org - New Energy for Java - Domain Driven Development. http://malaysia.jayway.net - New Energy for Projects - Great People working on Great Projects at Great Places
