I have an interesting scenario that I would love some clarity on. I see components avaiilable from a fragment bundle and I'm wondering if declarative services is to blame/reward.
A third party library I use has the following setup: a host bundle with core-serviceComponents.xml and a fragment bundle with serviceComponents.xml. The fragment bundle has no Service-Component manifest entry while the host bundle defines the following entry: Service-Component: OSGI-INF/core-serviceComponents.xml,OSGI-INF/serviceComponents.xml When the host and fragment bundles are loaded into Felix, I am able to get a reference to services defined in the fragment bundle. Since the spec says that services can't be registered from a fragment bundle since a fragment bundle has no activation lifecycle, am I seeing these components because declarative services is picking up core-serviceComponents.xml (expected) and serviceComponents.xml (unexpected)? Is this behavior expected and/or defined? Thanks, Carl
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