Hello Stephan My boyfriend Roger Stocker is dead. I'm sorry for that bad News. Kindly regards Maike Marx
Am 30.08.2013 um 08:32 schrieb "Siano, Stephan" <[email protected]>: > Hi, > > I encounter some strange issues with the aries subsystem lifecycle. > 1. If I stop the container (or only the subsystem.core bundle) any > newly installed subsystem will get id 1 afterwards, even if another subsystem > with that id already exists. I guess this is clearly a bug and I opened > https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/ARIES-1109 for that. > 2. If I install and start a subsystem containing any bundles the > bundles and the subsystem are there and in active state. If I now stop the > OSGi container and start it again, the bundles and subsystems are still > there, the subsystems are also in active state, but the bundles contained in > the subsystems are only in resolved state. If I stop and start the subsystem > the bundles are back to active state. (btw.: If I just stop an start the > subsystem.core bundle the bundles contained in the subsystem will go to > resolved and then back to active state.) Maybe this is somewhat related to > the way equinox preserves states. Should I open another jira bug for this? > > Best regards > Stephan
