Thanks David!
But, I want to find a bundle that contains an specific implementation of
HiService, in this case is HiServiceImpl.
Thanks!
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*Dhiego** **Abrantes** *
2013/2/23 David Jencks david_jen...@yahoo.com
If you really want the bundle and these classes are the only classes in
their
On 23.02.2013 09:12, Dhiego Abrantes de Oliveira Martins wrote:
But, I want to find a bundle that contains an specific implementation of
HiService, in this case is HiServiceImpl.
This is what service properties are for (it's all in the spec). You
don't really want HiServiceImpl, you want the
Hi,
Let's suppose:
I have 2 bundles already started in framework:
1- HiService (interface)
2- HiServiceImpl (a class, an implementation to HiService)
So, I want to find in bundleContext ALL bundle that:
a) has a implemantation of HiService
b) has a specific implementation, as HiServiceImpl
If you really want the bundle and these classes are the only classes in their
packages you can examine the bundle wiring.
Usually it is more useful to register each implementation class as a service
(directly in code, using DS, blueprint, or IPOJO) with suitable service
attributes and then
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