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In general, there is nothing wrong with running multiple server instances in parallel. This might be useful if you need to use different configuration properties to support different types of clients.
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Sent: Friday, March 24, 2017 13:47 To: Californium (Cf) developer discussions Subject: Re: [cf-dev] [OSGi] Number of servers Sorry, I have to be more precise. Of course it would be only possible with a Managed Service Factory, not with a Managed Service. But if I use DS I would need to take care that no Managed Service Factory is created by accident.
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Hi,
while I’m playing around with the DS approach for californium-osgi a question came up.
Is it intended that there could be multiple servers active at the same time in the same runtime? With a managed service this would be actually possible.
I personally would say this should not be the case. But I’m not yet very familiar with CoAP at all.
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