Hello,
How do I make sure that an osgi:list gets initialized after all the beans
implementing the interface are initialized.I have a list of services.
osgi:list id=serviceReferenceList
interface=com.myapp.serviceprovider.IRemoteServiceProvider
member-type=service-object/
Now this list should
Assuming that many bundles could register IRemoteServiceProvider
services, how could Blueprint know when all of them have been registered?
Some of these bundles may not have even been started yet.
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OSGi Fellow and CTO of the OSGi Alliance
Correct. So is refresh bundle (bundle which has the list declaration) a good
option?
Thanks
Soniya
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No. You should just handle the dynamics. reference-list is updated as
the services change.
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