Thanks Gary!
I was thinking about you suggestion to switch the payload with the headers, but didn't like it, because it requires a lot of basically boilerplate code. Doing all that switching...
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Thanks Gary!
I was thinking about you suggestion to switch the payload with the headers, but didn't like it, because it requires a lot of basically boilerplate code. Doing all that switching...
Hello Guys! Sorry for not responding for such a long time, I had a lot on my hands lately. Among others I just completed the SEI certification, so I'm armed with new knowledge :)
I managed to solve...
Thanks for your answer! I definitely see that the <claim-check-in> is the component I need, but I don't understand something:
The <claim-check-in> will store my dossier but it will send a new...
I want the ApplicantAggregator to take a list of Applicants as an input parameter and return the original Dossier updated with those applicants. The problem is I can't get the Dossier instance in the...
Hi! I have ran into a situation which I feel is a quite common case but I can't figure out how to implement elegantly using SEI. Fortunately it's not very complicated so I'll try describe it here,...
Thank for the answer, I have learned a lot from this thread about the principles behind SEI.
Thanks for your input Artem! I tried to use an <outbound-channel-adapter> but it didn't work. It explicitly complains about the service method returning a value.
I think that your first statement is not true in case of a service activator. A service may return some status value (or anything else) that may be relevant for a caller when it's calling the service...
Hi!
I'd like to point out an issue I had with service activators. I created a service activator for a service method that has a return value, but I'm not interested in it. When I created the...
We have found a possible error in the springsource enterprise repository. The org.springframework.ws.soap.security bundle is depending on a package that isn't exported by any bundles in the...
We have started using com.springsource.kernel.deployer.core.ApplicationDeployer to deploy bundles, and it works fine, except that after a few (3-10) deployments the service proxy gets destroyed, and...
I'm pretty heavily depending on dm-server now, so using your API wont be a problem. Thanks for the help!
I have a problem using my custom bundle loading bundle. I have been developing my bundles by copying them into the pickup folder, where their dependencies were satisfied by the dm-server by...
This is interesting then, because I do it from BundleContext, and it works in v2 :)
If it is just some random thing, that gets it working for me in v2, then maybe I stop using Import-Library or...
I've just now discovered something interesting...
I've created a bundle that is scanning a directory and starting bundles which it finds there (just like dm server does with pickup). I've noticed...
As this is a serious issue, I'm very happy it's fixed already. Thanks for the info!
Yeah, I thought it would work like the pickup folder, because it is set as a 'watched' folder in the configuration. If this is not the case, then maybe I'll implement my own bundle that will be...
I've created a plan and put the bundles in the repositories/usr directory. Everything works fine, but when I try to redeploy some bundle that is included in the plan nothing happens. Is it possible...
Thanks for your answer. Until then the workaround for this issue is to use the ssh console to install and start the failed bundle, the errors are shown there. Of course this is inconvenient to do for...
I'm trying to port my application to dm-server v2 M6, because I need to specify ordering for my bundles. The problem I'm having is that the server doesn't inform me why my deployment fails - not on...
That sound great and also difficult :)
Could you point me in the right direction how to do it? I'm getting quite good at osgi but frankly I don't have a clue how to do this...
Should I ommit...
Can't I use a custom classloader? I can set one for the rule engine. Can't I do something tricky from there? Restarting the framework has other problems than the permgen leak (it takes too much time).
Thanks for your reply!
I thought about using service registry for exposing the plugins, it would be much nicer. Unfortunately I'm not using classes from the plugins directly. Inside the framework...
I have several plugin bundles, which are used by a rule execution framework. Basically this architecture means, that the plugin bundles export some packages and the framework bundle imports them...