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OSGI: OsgiBundleApplicationContextListener not listening to events from all bundles

 
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Hi All,

I am trying to achieve a use case where I want to read an implementation of a particular interface from all bundles as soon as the bundle is started. So, initially I created a BundleListener and as soon as the bundle is started I tried to read the Osgi service from registry, but it did not work. Because Spring DM extender created the ApplicationContext for the bundle after the bundle is started.

So, I tried another solution where I created an OsgiBundleApplicationContextListener. But for some reason this listener listened to AppContextRefreshed event from only two bundles out of 10 bundles that I have.

Am I missing someting here, how can I receive AppContextRefreshed event from all bundles?

Note: I already posted this on Eclipse/virgo forum but did not get any reply, hence posting here again.

Thanks in advance.
Manish
 
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Hi Manish

For OSGI to work in spring DM way, the osgi-context.xml where the service beans registered in the OSGI registry are referred, check the beans are rightly referred in the osgi context xml file. the reason i am pointing this is as you said only 2 bundles are listening to events.


thanks,
ketan
 
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