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Date: Tue, 21 Nov 2006 18:20:59 +0200
From: Damian Minkov <damencho@damencho.com>
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Subject: Re: Problem moving to Felix
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Hi,

I'm not sure I've understood the question - but if the question is 
whether I import the package the answer is yes :)
Actually the package "Service-Found-In-SomeBundle" is exported from 
someBundle.
And the pseudo code in my previous mail is actually in other bundle 
which imports this package.

damencho

Richard S. Hall wrote:
> Damian Minkov wrote:
>> Hello,
>>
>> In the SIP Communicator project we were happily using oscar 2.0 for a 
>> while but have now decided to move to Felix. We are however running 
>> into some difficulties so I thought that someone might have an idea 
>> what is causing them.
>>
>> Here is one such Felix related problem that we didn't have with Oscar.
>>
>> Bundle someBundle ......
>>
>> bundleContext.getServiceReference("Service-Exported-By-someBundle");
>> //the service is found and working
>>
>> someBundle.uninstall();
>>
>> someBundle = 
>> bundleContext.installBundle("Service-Exported-By-someBundle");
>>
>> bundleContext.getServiceReference("Service-Found-In-SomeBundle"); 
>> //!!! Not found
>>
>> someBundle.getRegisteredServices()
>> // The "Service-Exported-By-someBundle" is among the registered services
>>
>> The problem is that the bundlecontext instance we are using seems to 
>> not be valid anymore.
>
> Does the code above get access to the service interface of the service 
> provided by "someBundle"? In other words, does the bundle containing 
> the code above access the service using reflection or does the bundle 
> actually have a wire to the service interface package?
>
> -> richard
>