Julian Sedding wrote
> Wouldn't it make sense in these "we have 0..N *mandatory* plugins, how
> to wait on them problem" situations to explicitly configure all
> required dependencies on the consuming service, e.g. by PID. This
> would make it robust and allow for correct ordering. Of course the
> additional configuration constitutes an overhead, but I think if the
> dependencies are mandatory, this information needs to live somewhere.
> 
Right, there are two options:
- you configure the number of services you expect, usually you know how
many you deploy
- you reference the required services by some other means. PID does not
work as not every service has a PID. So we would need to come up with
another property identifying the service, like "name", "id" etc.

I see other people very often use the first approach being totally happy
with it. But whatever we pick, I'm fine with it as long as we pick
something. The current way simply does not work

 Carsten

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Carsten Ziegeler
Adobe Research Switzerland
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