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Roland Hauser commented on KARAF-4685:
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This should work exactly that way, see OSGi enterprise spec 6.0.0, 140.5 
Registering service filters and 140.7 Registering Listeners. The only thing is 
that a listener must be registered with property 
osgi.http.whiteboard.listener=true otherwise it will be ignored by the http 
whiteboard.

> Support session replication through OSGi 6 http whiteboard
> ----------------------------------------------------------
>
>                 Key: KARAF-4685
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/KARAF-4685
>             Project: Karaf
>          Issue Type: Improvement
>          Components: cellar-http
>            Reporter: Roland Hauser
>            Assignee: Jean-Baptiste Onofré
>
> Currently, session replication can only be done through specifying the 
> Hazelcast filter/listener in the web.xml file of a web-application. This can 
> be a serious disadvantage if you also want to install a web-application to 
> another web-container which does not need clustering, and, consequently, does 
> not contain the Hazelcast libs. In this case, the application won't start.
> I suggest an additional way how session replication could be realized without 
> the need of modifying the web-app: it could be done through a Cellar 
> component which implements a http whiteboard. I would realize this as follows:
> - Register a Filter/Session listener to the OSGi service registry. Per 
> default, every web-application installed is considered for session 
> replication.
> - It should be possible to configure Hazelcast filter properties either 
> through a config file inside the OSGI-INF folder of the web-app, or, through 
> the ConfigAdmin service.
> - If the sessions of a specific web-application should not be replicated, 
> then this could be flagged either through a config file inside the OSGI-INF 
> folder of the web-app, or, through the ConfigAdmin service.
> - The new Cellar component should be installable as additional feature 
> "http-failover"
> What's your opinion?



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