On 6/12/12 14:38 , fabiolf wrote:
Hello!
In OSGI, the call to Bundle.start() is asynchronous.
This call is not asynchronous.
So when I issue the
call, I have to code something to let me know when the Bundle is really
started. The first thing that came to my mind is to create a polling process
to check if the bundle is already started, but it is not the most efficient
and quick way to achieve that. I need to know as soon as possible the moment
when the bundle is started. I was thinking about listening to bundle start
events and then filter to find my bundle start event. Is it possible? Is it
efficient? How can I do it?
Yes, sounds like you should be using a BundleListener...perhaps even a
SynchronousBundleListener if you really cannot be notified
asynchronously...although you should try not to do too much in
synchronous callbacks.
-> richard
Thanks in advance!
Fabio
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