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[jira] [Created] (FELIX-6288) Apache Felix SCR Lock timeout
Peter Kriens created FELIX-6288:
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Summary: Apache Felix SCR Lock timeout
Key: FELIX-6288
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/FELIX-6288
Project: Felix
Issue Type: Bug
Components: Declarative Services (SCR)
Reporter: Peter Kriens
The SCR timeout for obtaining the lock to create a component instance (state lock) is 5 secs. We ran into a case where this was not sufficient on embedded hardware. Clearly an activate method/constructor should not take this amount of time. However, while tracing this it was clear that this time included a large number of activate methods. If you have a set of lazy services in a dependency chain, and someone activates the top of the chain, all downstream activate methods will be running.
The purpose of the 5 secs is imho to break deadlocks, there seems nothing to win by breaking an application because you only want to wait 5 secs. If an application takes too long to startup, it is far superior to let the application finish correctly than put it in an unknown state by failing the component creation.
I suggest increasing the default timeout to something like 30sec. This will break deadlocks and should handle the 99,999% of the cases slowly but correctly.
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