Examples of org.switchyard.deploy.Activator.activateService()

org.switchyard.deploy.Activator.activateService()
Activate a service implementation. This is equivalent to a create/init for the service implementation and it's configuration. Validation errors with config should be reported from this method. Note that if a service component declares multiple services for a single implementation, this method will be called once for each service on that implementation. @param name name of the service @param config component configuration @return a lifecycle-aware service handler used to process exchanges

                } catch (Exception e) {
                    throw new SwitchYardException(e);
                }
                requires.addAll(requiresImpl);


                ServiceHandler handler = activator.activateService(service.getQName(), component);
                Activation activation = new Activation(activator, component.getQName(), null, handler);
                ServiceInterface serviceIntf = getComponentServiceInterface(service);
                ServiceMetadata metadata = ServiceMetadataBuilder.create()
                        .security(getDomain().getServiceSecurity(service.getSecurity()))
                        .requiredPolicies(requires)

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            } else {
                // we don't have a distinct call for activateReference right now,
                // so this catches cases where an implementation has one or more
                // references, but no services.  (this is pretty crappy)
                _log.debug("Activating component " + component.getQName());
                activator.activateService(null, component);
                // while this is not a service, it will ensure that the component is deactivated
                Activation activation = new Activation(activator, component.getQName(), null, null);
                activation.addReferences(references);
                _components.add(activation);
            }

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