justin_at_adobe wrote...bhavani IKKURTHI wrote...justin_at_adobe wrote...The problem doesn't have anything to do with this class. It has to do with how you are accessing this class or really the instance. You are creating a new instance of this class. Instead, you should use the instance created by ...

justin_at_adobe wrote...The problem doesn't have anything to do with this class. It has to do with how you are accessing this class or really the instance. You are creating a new instance of this class. Instead, you should use the instance created by DS.You should not use getServiceReference() in a ...

protected void activate(ComponentContext context) { BundleContext bundleContext = context.getBundleContext(); ServiceReference serviceReference = bundleContext.getServiceReference(ConfigurationManager.class.getName( )); ConfigurationManager cfgMgr = (ConfigurationManager) bundleContext.getService(se...

Do I have to add the package cq-wcm-webservice-support as an exclusive dependency to the maven pom.xml? Can you please provide me a code snippet to retrieve the service from BundleContext?

Sham HC wrote...It is not a bug & I can'ot reproduce the issue. Which version of AEM?  Are you seeing the configuration manager in your instance at http://localhost:4502/system/console/servicesOtherway of getting is using bundlecontext getService method. I am on CQ 5.5 I can see the service. [img]Sc...

smacdonald2008 wrote...That is a possibility - when you inject a ConfigurationManager - it should not be null. Sham - do you think a ticket should be opened? So, is there another way of getting the ConfigurationManager without using Reference annotation? Please advise.

I am sure cfgMgr is null. I added a null check statement to find it out and it came out as null. Do you think I ran into any kind of bug here?

import com.day.cq.wcm.webservicesupport.Configuration; import com.day.cq.wcm.webservicesupport.ConfigurationManager; @Component(immediate=true) public class Videos { private final Logger log = Logger.getLogger(Videos.class); private Configuration configuration; @Reference private ConfigurationManage...

I do not see a version number in my POM.xml's here. Do you know what artifact that I have to look up?

The status of the bundle in felix console reads as installed. If I try to start it, it wont. I see an error in red when I expand the bundle. I have other bundles started and running without issues. I use maven to build and deploy. Appreciate your help!org.osgi.framework,version=[1.7,2) -- Cannot be ...