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Re: [ecf-dev] service discovery working even if port mis configured
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This test class refers to EDEFBundleGenerator...which given some input
information creates and writes a bundle that contains dynamically
generated EDEF...using the EndpointDescriptionWriter class that I
described before.
Hopefully this will get you well on the way. At some point in the
future...if desired...I could probably refactor and move the
EDEFBundleGenerator into ECF API rather than test code, but this can't
happen right away as we are closing in on Luna freeze). Or...if you
are able...given your arrangement...you could create such a utility
class (i.e. for dynamically creating and installing an 'edef bundle')
and contribute it to ECF. Please consider doing that...it would make
a nice community addition.
that approach actually worked out quite well. The only thing missing
from EDEFBundleGenerator was that the generateEDEFBundle method return
the generated bundle file so that it can be installed in the osgi
runtime. eg.:
final BundleContext context =
FrameworkUtil.getBundle(this.getClass()).getBundleContext();
final Bundle discoveryBundle =
context.installBundle(bundleFile.toURI().toURL().toExternalForm());
discoveryBundle.start();
So after getting used to the general need to generate a discovery bundle
with the edef file it was pretty straightforward.
Thanks again!
Regards,
Peter
