Well it might depend on the concrete case, but there is nothing PaxExam
can really do, of course if you have such a very special case you can
always fetch the ScrService and "wait"/check state for the component,
but in general such things are bad in OSGi and you should better use
some kind of Whitebord-pattern or notifications.
If you describe your usecase a little bit more one might suggest a way
how it can be archived...
Am 21.02.2018 um 13:41 schrieb Oliver Lietz:
On Wednesday 21 February 2018 13:07:07 'Christoph Läubrich' via OPS4J wrote:
What exaclty do you want to archive?
"Waiting" for a component to become active that does not export a
service is mostly useless in a test (since you can't query the
component) and in the other case you can simply wait for the service the
component exports.
"component" is just an internal concept of SCR from the outside a
component does not look any different than other services and should be
handeled as those.
Components (and private services of course) can change the behavior of a
system and in some cases it makes sense to wait for them before starting
tests. As it's not possible to "reference" them, creating proxy services by
using DS would be one way.
Regards,
O.
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