it is clear that we can register Bundle A to OSGI Service Registry and let
Bundle B request Bundle A through OSGI Service Registry,then Bundle B can
use Functionality of Bundle A.
the problem is: if there are too many Bundles need to use Functionality of
Bundle A, the OSGI Service Registry will be many times requestet. it seems
not a good way. so i would like to let Bundle B just receive information
from Bundle A. something like:
public class BundleB {
...
public void receive(MsgfromBundleA msgtxt){
System.out.println(msgtxt);
}
}
can anyone give me any tips to do this? thanks!
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