> Point is, that you are probably doing the wrong thing:
> The objectClass is an array possibly containing more than one entry. If
> the ConfigurationAdmin class name is not the first entry it is missed.
I had actually checked that that was not the case; the code I posted was
slightly simplified. Sorry if that was misleading. Would it then be a bug?
> If you are interested in the ConfigurationAdmin service, you should
> explicitly listen for that service and nothing else:
>
> bundleContext.addServiceListener(listener, "(objectClass=" +
> ConfigurationAdmin.class.getName() + ")");
>
> Better yet: use the ServiceTracker:
While I could do either, the app is kind of a generic bundle/service container
that acts on ALL installed bundles and services. It obviously does something
special for a ConfigAdmin, but other than that I was really hoping to keep it
as generic as possible.
> Yet, you should not assign the ConfigurationAdmin service to an instance
> field in this case and instead call the getService() when you need the
> service.
Why is that? (Just trying to understand if there's something about OSGi or
Felix that I don't have a handle on yet.)
Thanks,
Ulf
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