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broman__pl
broman__plAccepted solution
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March 26, 2018

It seems that code was good but way how I use it was not for Osgi aware hook.

Difference was in hook class context itself. Initially I just build JAR and put it into package in /META-INF/vault/hooks

Now when hook is in separate bundle installed before and defined in property in content-package-maven-plugin configuration it is osgi aware

In code InstallHookProcessorImpl.java I found that it looks for package properties in this format installhook.{name}.class to register hooks

Netcentric is using property "installhook.actool.class" but you can reaplce "actool" with any string

Thanks

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joerghoh
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joerghohAdobe Employee
Adobe Employee
March 26, 2018

The netcentric ACL tool shows how you can get access to OSGI services via the InstallHook. There is not direct API call you can use, but you need to go via the SlingSettingsService.

https://github.com/Netcentric/accesscontroltool/tree/develop/accesscontroltool-bundle/src/main/java/biz/netcentric/cq/tools/actool/installhook

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broman__pl
broman__plAuthor
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March 26, 2018

Thing is that I cannot get current bundle object it is always null for me

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joerghoh
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joerghohAdobe Employee
Adobe Employee
March 26, 2018

Hm, but in the case of the netcentric tool it's working fine.

accesscontroltool/OsgiAwareInstallHook.java at develop · Netcentric/accesscontroltool · GitHub

Maybe you can start with a copy of the relevant code from the AC Tool and adjust it to your needs.

Jörg

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broman__pl
broman__plAuthorAccepted solution
Level 3
March 26, 2018

It seems that code was good but way how I use it was not for Osgi aware hook.

Difference was in hook class context itself. Initially I just build JAR and put it into package in /META-INF/vault/hooks

Now when hook is in separate bundle installed before and defined in property in content-package-maven-plugin configuration it is osgi aware

In code InstallHookProcessorImpl.java I found that it looks for package properties in this format installhook.{name}.class to register hooks

Netcentric is using property "installhook.actool.class" but you can reaplce "actool" with any string

Thanks

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