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J.W. Janssen updated FELIX-5305:
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Attachment: FELIX-5305.tgz
Sample Bnd workspace that demonstrates the issue. Usage:
- start the {{local.bndrun}} file;
- run {{getMessages}} in the gogo console;
- there are three results reported;
- run {{stop 1}} & {{start 1}} (this triggers the configuration update);
- run {{getMessages}} again;
- observe that there *no* results reported.
> Direct injection of services fails when service properties are updated
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> Key: FELIX-5305
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/FELIX-5305
> Project: Felix
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: Dependency Manager
> Affects Versions: dependencymanager-4.3.0
> Reporter: J.W. Janssen
> Attachments: FELIX-5305.tgz
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> Consider the following scenario: I've got a service, say, {{ServiceA}}, that
> is instantiated through configuration by means of a
> FactoryConfigurationAdapterService. The configuration-update callback manages
> the service properties of the actual service (it is not propagated).
> Another service, {{ServiceB}}, has a dependency on all instances of ServiceA.
> I use the direct field injection feature of DM to give me a map of all
> instances.
> If I update the service properties of any of the {{ServiceA}} instances, I
> lose them from my instance-map. The configuration is updated, but the
> instance never is injected back into my map (or my map is not injected back).
> When rewriting {{ServiceB}} to use plain callbacks, all changes are properly
> tracked.
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