Hello -
I have been trying to utilize the injected osgi service annotations within a servlet that is registered via the http service. I see this is possible within a hybrid web app - but shouldn't this be possible if the servlet is registered via the osgi http service in a bundle?
Say my service is registered in our activator (example):
context.registerService(SystemManagerService.class.getName(), new SystemManager(), props);
(props does contain the SERVICE_PID for the service).
as well there is a servlet that is registered:
... (getting the http service)...
httpService.registerServlet("/myalias", new MyServlet(), null, null);
and within that servlet (I use the @WebServlet annotations - but don't think they have any merit on registered servlets):
...
public class MyServlet extends HttpServlet {
...
@Inject @OSGiService(dynamic=true,waitTimeout=(30*1000))
private SystemManagerService sysMgr;
...
}
I don't seem to be able to get the correct reference here at all. It is always null when I try to access it.
Is there something I am missing - or are these not able to be resolved in servlets that are registered via the HTTP Service?
Thanks for any info.
Robert Weeks
Senior Software Developer
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