Examples of ImportedService

org.apache.aries.application.modelling.ImportedService
This interface represents the imported service. It has no other methods apart from the two super interfaces Consumer, DeploymentMFElement and WrappedReferenceMetadata.
org.apache.felix.ipojo.api.composite.ImportedService
Allows defining an imported service. A service import is the publication of service from the parent composite or global registry inside the composite. @author Felix Project Team

Examples of org.apache.aries.application.modelling.ImportedService

        // objectClass=javax.persistence.EntityManagerFactory, org.apache.aries.jpa.proxy.factory=*, osgi.unit.name=blabber
        //
        // There will be no matching service for this reference. 
        // For now we blacklist certain objectClasses and filters - this is a pretty dreadful thing to do. 
        if (isNotBlacklisted (iface, blueprintFilter)) { 
          ImportedService ref = _modellingManager.getImportedService (optional, iface, compName, blueprintFilter, 
              id, isMultiple);
          result.add (ref);  
        }
      }
    }

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Examples of org.apache.aries.application.modelling.ImportedService

        Map<String, String> attrs = ManifestHeaderProcessor.parseFilter(requirement.getFilter());
        iface = attrs.get(Constants.OBJECTCLASS);
        componentName = attrs.get ("osgi.service.blueprint.compname");
        blueprintFilter = requirement.getFilter();


        ImportedService svc = modellingManager.getImportedService(optional, iface, componentName,
            blueprintFilter, id, isMultiple);
        serviceRequirements.add(svc);
      } else if (ResourceType.BUNDLE.toString().equals(requirement.getName())) {
        String filter =requirement.getFilter();
        Map<String,String> atts = ManifestHeaderProcessor.parseFilter(filter);

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Examples of org.apache.aries.application.modelling.ImportedService

        Map<String, String> attrs = ManifestHeaderProcessor.parseFilter(requirement.getFilter());
        iface = attrs.get(Constants.OBJECTCLASS);
        componentName = attrs.get ("osgi.service.blueprint.compname");
        blueprintFilter = requirement.getFilter();


        ImportedService svc = modellingManager.getImportedService(optional, iface, componentName,
            blueprintFilter, id, isMultiple);
        serviceRequirements.add(svc);
      } else if (ResourceType.BUNDLE.toString().equals(requirement.getName())) {
        String filter =requirement.getFilter();
        Map<String,String> atts = ManifestHeaderProcessor.parseFilter(filter);

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Examples of org.apache.aries.application.modelling.ImportedService

          // objectClass=javax.persistence.EntityManagerFactory, org.apache.aries.jpa.proxy.factory=*, osgi.unit.name=blabber
          //
          // There will be no matching service for this reference. 
          // For now we blacklist certain objectClasses and filters - this is a pretty dreadful thing to do. 
          if (!isBlacklisted (iface, blueprintFilter)) { 
            ImportedService ref = _modellingManager.getImportedService (optional, iface, compName, blueprintFilter, 
                id, isMultiple);
            result.add (ref);  
          }
        }
      }

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Examples of org.apache.felix.ipojo.api.composite.ImportedService

       assertThat(refs.length, is(not(0)));


       CompositeComponentType type = new CompositeComponentType()
           .setBundleContext(context)
           .setComponentTypeName("comp2")
           .addSubService(new ImportedService().setSpecification(Foo.class.getName()))
           .addInstance(new Instance(cons.getFactory().getName()));


       ComponentInstance ci = type.createInstance();


       System.out.println(ci.getInstanceDescription().getDescription());

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Examples of org.apache.felix.ipojo.api.composite.ImportedService

       prov.createInstance();


       CompositeComponentType type = new CompositeComponentType()
           .setBundleContext(context)
           .setComponentTypeName("comp3")
           .addSubService(new ImportedService().setSpecification(Foo.class.getName()).setOptional(true));


       ComponentInstance ci = type.createInstance();


       assertThat("ci is valid", ci.getState(), is(ComponentInstance.VALID));

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