Hi Christian,
did you try to set the impl as private ?
I don't exactly remember what Karaf scr:list command does (I gonna
check), but it's maybe just a question of display.
Regards
JB
On 02/17/2014 10:10 AM, Christian Schneider wrote:
This weekend I ported one of my examples from blueprint
I accidently exported all packages. I now changed the maven bundle
plugin settings to not export any packages.
Still I see no difference. So at least from the display side it can
currently not distinguish between internal and public components.
Would it make sense to define such a public /
Hi,
If you declare the @Service to be exported via a class in a non-exported
package, would it still be possible to get that class from the service registry
by name?
Dan.
On 17 Feb 2014, at 09:55, Christian Schneider wrote:
I accidently exported all packages. I now changed the maven bundle
Yes. The service registry just holds the properties and the object. So
you can retrieve a service that is based on private packages and even
use it by means of reflection.
At least I am pretty sure it would work :-)
Christian
On 17.02.2014 10:58, Daniel McGreal wrote:
Hi,
If you declare the
I am sure it is possible to do the injection by hand. This means though
that I revert all positive aspects of a DI framework. For example in my
case I want the commands to share a common DBAccess instance. At the
same time I do not want this instance to be public as it is only needed
for the
I do not think this is the idea of DS. Spring was invented to handle the
byzantine complexity of an average Java application at the time. Trying to wire
it all together had become a nightmare because there are ordering issues in
initialization. The complexity of apps exploded because the
