Examples of org.osgi.framework.ServiceFactory.ungetService()

org.osgi.framework.ServiceFactory.ungetService()

Releases a service object customized for a bundle.

The Framework invokes this method when a service has been released by a bundle. The service object may then be destroyed.

If this method throws an exception, a framework event of type {@link FrameworkEvent#ERROR} is fired containing a service exception oftype {@link ServiceException#FACTORY_EXCEPTION} with the thrown exceptionas the cause. @param bundle The bundle releasing the service. @param registration The {@code ServiceRegistration} object for theservice being released. @param service The service object returned by a previous call to the{@link #getService(Bundle,ServiceRegistration) getService}method. @see BundleContext#ungetService(ServiceReference)


        EasyMock.reset(clientBC);
        EasyMock.expect(clientBC.ungetService(sr)).andReturn(true).once();
        EasyMock.replay(clientBC);


        proxyServiceSF.ungetService(clientBundle, null, proxyService);


        EasyMock.verify(clientBC);
    }


    @SuppressWarnings("unchecked")

            {
                Object service = reference.getService();
                if (service != null)
                {
                    ServiceFactory factory = (ServiceFactory) entry.getService();
                    factory.ungetService(bundleController, entry.getRegistration(), service);
                }
                entry.getUsingBundles().remove(bundleController);
            }


            return true;

                BundleServiceReference bsr = bundles.get(bundle);
                Object service = bsr.getService();
                if (service != null)
                {
                    ServiceFactory factory = (ServiceFactory) entry.getService();
                    factory.ungetService(bundle, entry.getRegistration(), service);
                }
            }
        }
        finally
        {

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