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In OSGi R8, every component by default uses OSGi Condition Service specification. In OSGi, a Condition is simply a component, that registers the marker interface org.osgi.service.condition.Condition. DS and CDI will soon have an implicit mandatory reference on every component that can be directed against any condition you like. Thus a component will only become active if such a condition is available. The framework itself will conveniently provide a default TRUE-Condition service registration, DS and CDI use as default. Thus no action is needed if you do not desire to utilize conditions.
It would make really sense to show the dependent condition ID on the table in a dedicated column for better visibility of dependencies.
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In OSGi R8, every component by default uses OSGi Condition Service specification. In OSGi, a Condition is simply a component, that registers the marker interface org.osgi.service.condition.Condition. DS and CDI will soon have an implicit mandatory reference on every component that can be directed against any condition you like. Thus a component will only become active if such a condition is available. The framework itself will conveniently provide a default TRUE-Condition service registration, DS and CDI use as default. Thus no action is needed if you do not desire to utilize conditions.
It would make really sense to show the dependent condition ID on the table in a dedicated column for better visibility of dependencies.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: