Works perfectly!
Thanks
Neil Bartlett schrieb:
You need to call the two-argument version of getConfiguration(),
passing null as the second argument (i.e., the "location"). If you
just call the single-argument version, the configuration object will
be "bound" to the calling bundle.
Regards,
Neil
On Mon, Sep 14, 2009 at 4:45 PM, Michael Szalay
<[email protected]> wrote:
Hi all
I want to use ConfigurationAdmin in the following way:
Bundle A is a ManagedService and has properties.
Bundle B is an administrator that can read and write the configuration of
Bundle A.
I can read and write the configuration using Bundle B, but its not used
because of
"Cannot use configuration for A requested by bundle A but belongs to B"
I understand that messages in the way that only bundle A can write his own
configuration.
How can I make the configuration service to use the configuration written by
bundle B?
Thanks
Michael
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