Jerome,
I had not seen that blog before. This
http://blogs.sun.com/dochez/entry/glassfish_v3_extensions_part_2 looks
fantastically simple. I did try this approach but on the v3 prelude build I
could never get this to work.
Frankly, I am quite happy to recast my OSGi bundle as a H2K module and use
the admin tools you detail in the blog. The simplicity appeals enormously. I
also want to try the Resource annotation for my service. I will spend a
little time an try that approach again.
I will let you know how it goes.
Thanks both of you. It's a big help.
Jerome Dochez wrote:
>
>
> On May 20, 2009, at 5:38 AM, paulbrickell wrote:
>
>>
>> I don't know if this is a silly question, but I am having some
>> fundamental
>> issues understanding the Glassfish v3 architecture and could use a
>> pointer.
>>
>> I have created a bundle and added an entry in the glassfish/
>> felix.conf e.g.
>>
>> file:///home/me/myworkspace/my-bundle/target/my-bundle-1.0-
>> SNAPSHOT.jar
>>
>> I see this bundle starting and all is well. It opens a socket to
>> which I can
>> connect and exchange data, which is nice. The reason I created a
>> bundle and
>> not a H2K module is that I want it to be activated at server start-
>> up time.
>> I could not see a way of doing this with H2K. Maybe I missed
>> something.
> the easiest would be to add a startup service :
>
> @Service
> public class MyStartup implements Startup {
>
> ...
> }
>
> now if you don't need any GlassFish services, OSGi route is fine.
>>
>>
>> Now I want to reference this service from a web service that I have
>> deployed
>> in Grizzly.
> which service ? this service was added to OSGi service registry ?
>> I simply cannot figure out how to do this. The docs do not
>> really cover this, which leads me to believe I am doing something
>> fundamentally wrong.
>>
>> Do Felix and Grizzly share any kind of context or is there a static
>> way to
>> access the Felix services from a web application deployed in Grizzly?
>>
>> I have tried this....
>>
>> wsContext.getMessageContext();
>> ServletContext sCtx = (ServletContext)
>> mc.get(MessageContext.SERVLET_CONTEXT);
>> Object habitat = sCtx.getAttribute("org.glassfish.servlet.habitat");
>>
>> This, I believe, gets me a reference to the H2K habitat, but my
>> bundle is an
>> OSGi bundle deployed in Felix, not an H2K service. Can I navigate to
>> my
>> bundle through this habitat? Is it right to try? If so is there a
>> maven
>> dependency I need to pick up the Habitat class as I cannot seem to
>> find it
>> anywhere.
>
> I can see Sahoo helped you getting to the habitat, I believe you can
> also try normal Java EE injection,
>
> @Resource
> Habitat habitat;
>
> or even better, if your service was added to the habitat or as an OSGi
> service then you do not need to depend on hk2 at all, you can just do
>
> @Resource(mappedName="osgiName")
> SomeService myService
>
> look at my latest blog entry http://blogs.sun.com/dochez/
>
> it might help.
>
> Jerome
>
>>
>> I would appreciate any pointers. TIA.
>> Paul B.
>>
>>
>>
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