I think you are not correct.
If a bundle has no wire to the package, which system bundle shouldn't
since it cannot import, then it should get back all service references.
I think the spec assumes you are using reflection if you have no wire to
the package. I cannot remember if this behavior is spec'ed some place
but I thought so. At least that's what we do in Felix (and Equinox, I
believe).
-> richard
On 4/14/09 8:09 PM, Alan D. Cabrera wrote:
After reading the core spec it seems that if I look for service using
the system bundle context, I will never be able to find any
application specific service. Let me explain my reasoning and maybe
someone can show me where my disconnect is occurring.
Upon reading the definition of the getServiceReferences() method I see
that isAssignableTo() must be called with all the service interfaces
and the bundle that is being used to perform the "call" to
getServiceReferences().
It seems to me that if I pass the system bundle to isAssignableTo() I
will get false for just about all the application specific service
interfaces.
If that is true then it seems that I will not be able to retrieve most
service references with the system bundle.
Am I correct?
Regards,
Alan
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