Hi Cristian,
ExtHttpService is not a standard OSGi service. I think you are referring
to this service which is really a Felix proprietary service. Currently,
OSGi/HttpService spec does not allow one to register filters. Instead of
you programmatically registering filters, I recommend you package your
filters in your WAB and let GlassFish automatically register the filters
while processing your WAB.
Thanks,
Sahoo
On Wednesday 05 December 2012 03:15 AM, forums_at_java.net wrote:
> Hi I'm developing a WAB application where I want to register Servlet
> Filters
> in BundleActivator.start() method. I'm getting null references when I
> try to
> locate ExtHttpService: ServiceReference sRef =
> bc.getServiceReference(ExtHttpService.class.getName()); However, the
> HttpService reference is correctly bound, but it doesn't allows filter
> registration. Thanks in advance. - Cristian
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