I am not sure if there is a standard way to do this. Conceptually, what
you would need to do is track whether the DS bundle is ACTIVE or not,
but there is no standard way to determine what this bundle is called.
So, your only choice would be to hardcode the symbolic names of known DS
bundles, I believe.
-> richard
On 8/12/09 4:33, André Dietisheim wrote:
Hi!
I try to implement a bundle that shall work whether DS is running or
not. In the latter case I'll register it's services and track
dependencies programmatically.
I discovered (in equinox) that DS registers a ConfigurationListener
service. I guess this is not reliable as there might be other components
that get registered as ConfigurationListener.
Tracking calls to bind/unbind-methods might not be suitable, too, if
there are no dependent services registered (I have a 0..n cardinality).
I'd highly apprecaite any comments/hints!
Thanks in Advance + Cheers
André
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