In our felix console under components, we see service type attribute displayed. It was displayed as service but on upgrading it changed to singleton
I know what singleton is, but I am wondering what are different types, where are they specified and significance of each
Bundle org.imf.cq.imf-bundle (554)
Implementation Class org.imf.av.impl.McAfeeVirusDetectServiceImpl
Default State enabled
Activation immediate
Configuration Policy optional
Service Type service
Services org.imf.av.VirusDetectService
Properties component.id = 1597
component.name = org.imf.av.impl.McAfeeVirusDetectServiceImpl
service.pid = org.imf.av.impl.McAfeeVirusDetectServiceImpl
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We never put "Singleton" as value of an annotation so not sure where that is coming from."
A singleton means that bundle only have one version could exist in the OSGi runtime. I have not heard from any previous community members this happening.
Here is a good stackoverflow that covers this:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/12626878/osgi-service-vs-singleton
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Read the Apache docs that explains it:
http://felix.apache.org/documentation/subprojects/apache-felix-maven-scr-plugin/scr-annotations.html
Another good doc:
http://www.vogella.com/tutorials/OSGiServices/article.html
Finally:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/12626878/osgi-service-vs-singleton
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Scott,
These areticles explain what annotations I can have. We never put "Singleton" as value of an annotation so not sure where that is coming from. The example I mentioned has just this specified. Nowhere does it specify singleton. So when we updated it to 6.1, somehow that service type reads "singleton". Do you have any idea how that could happen? And I assumed, if you are using services by reference annotation, they would be singleton, no?
@Component(immediate=true, metatype = true, label = "IMF Virus Detect Service based on McAfee - uvscan", description = "IMF Virus Detect Service based on McAfee - uvscan")
@Service
public class McAfeeVirusDetectServiceImpl implements VirusDetectService
{
We never put "Singleton" as value of an annotation so not sure where that is coming from."
A singleton means that bundle only have one version could exist in the OSGi runtime. I have not heard from any previous community members this happening.
Here is a good stackoverflow that covers this:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/12626878/osgi-service-vs-singleton
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