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RE: [equinox-dev] Unregistering resources usingorg.eclipse.equinox.http.registry


Just to point out that the http.registry bundle is explicitly support for contributing to the HTTP Service via the extension registry.  That is why it is called http.registry.  If it used services to contribute, it would just be the HTTP service :-)

For fun, you can also consider contributing the extensions dynamically in your bundle's activator (or elsewhere). The extension registry allows you to call IExtenstionRegistry.addContribution().  You can add your servlets and resources whenever you like.

Jeff



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This is the "risk" of using the extension point registry. It operates at
the module layer of OSGi which means that resolved bundles contribute
regardless of the start/stop state of the bundle. If the http.registry was
based upon the service layer of OSGi, then the start/stop would factor
into the contribution.

So this effectively falls to the design decision to use the extension
point model for contributions in the http.registry.

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Does exist any mechanism to avoid that? Otherwise special care should be
taken specially on servlets.
I understand the HTTP Registry bundle is right now a very simple one, but
I think it should take into account the state of other bundles to
register/unregister the resources.

Thanks!
Juan

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Yes because the extensions contained in the plugin.xml are added to the
registry as soon as the bundle is in the resolved state and they are only
removed when the bundle is uninstalled.

PaScaL


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Hi,
I’m using org.eclipse.equinox.http.registry to expose some resources from
a bundle. The issue I found is that when that bundle is stopped (from
console) the resources continue being available. Is that the expected
result? Note that servlets can continue running.
 
I also tried to configure the bundle to not to start when the framework
starts, but the resources are already registered before I manually start
the bundle.
 
Thanks,
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