ipojo and shell commands

[jamie campbell <ja...@parit.ca>]

Is it possible to use ipojo in conjuction with shell commands?  When I 
try it seems that the shell command blueprint system makes its own 
command without any of the iPOJO goodies.  I looked at the shell command 
schema and found, in addition to command , alias and link.  link sounded 
promising so I poked around in NamespaceHandler.java but, it seems that 
both alias and link are ignored and only command is parsed.

Is there a way to tell the command system "please don't create an 
instance, I have one for you to use already, and here it is"?  Or 
alternately "and here is a service reference filter that will let you 
find it", or something of that nature.

-Jamie

Re: ipojo and shell commands

[Jean-Baptiste Onofré <jb...@nanthrax.net>]

Hi Jamie,

We don't have iPOJO deployer for now. We fully support Blueprint (which 
in one way is similar to iPOJO).
So, basically, shell commands are now pure OSGi bundles or blueprint 
bundles.

Feel free to raise a Jira to support an optional feature for iPOJO.

Regards
JB

On 04/04/2011 06:12 PM, jamie campbell wrote:
> Is it possible to use ipojo in conjuction with shell commands? When I
> try it seems that the shell command blueprint system makes its own
> command without any of the iPOJO goodies. I looked at the shell command
> schema and found, in addition to command , alias and link. link sounded
> promising so I poked around in NamespaceHandler.java but, it seems that
> both alias and link are ignored and only command is parsed.
>
> Is there a way to tell the command system "please don't create an
> instance, I have one for you to use already, and here it is"? Or
> alternately "and here is a service reference filter that will let you
> find it", or something of that nature.
>
> -Jamie

Re: ipojo and shell commands

[Jean-Baptiste Onofré <jb...@nanthrax.net>]

I just saw the Jira, thanks :)

Regards
JB

On 04/04/2011 06:12 PM, jamie campbell wrote:
> Is it possible to use ipojo in conjuction with shell commands? When I
> try it seems that the shell command blueprint system makes its own
> command without any of the iPOJO goodies. I looked at the shell command
> schema and found, in addition to command , alias and link. link sounded
> promising so I poked around in NamespaceHandler.java but, it seems that
> both alias and link are ignored and only command is parsed.
>
> Is there a way to tell the command system "please don't create an
> instance, I have one for you to use already, and here it is"? Or
> alternately "and here is a service reference filter that will let you
> find it", or something of that nature.
>
> -Jamie