Dictionary my be documented as obsolete, but it is not deprecated. I would not want to deprecate a spec'ed API method that takes non-deprecated types. Anyway, the discussion is happening now in the expert group.
Tom
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Subject: [equinox-dev] Provide new OSGi service API without obsolete API (Dictionary)?
Date: Fri, Jun 29, 2018 2:35 AM
Hi,
I wanted to give official feedback that my customers are surprised
that OSGi service API is based on obsolete data types.
From the Javadoc of Dictionary:
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NOTE: This class is obsolete.
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This makes the OSGi service API look outdated for several of the
customers I discussed this. OSGi ds hides this a bit but sometimes the
low-level API must be used.
So for those involved in the OSGi spec, maybe you can consider
deprecating the old methods in BundleContext and providing new ones
with non-obsolete API, e.g., Map?
I'm aware that this is "just a mailing list" but AFAIK several of the
subscribed people here are involved in the OSGi specification.
Best regards, Lars
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