Just for clarification: specs in the org.osgi.util space such as
Promises are not coupled to any OSGi framework nor version. You can
perfectly use Promises outside of an OSGi framework, hence you can
also use it in any OSGi framework regardless its version.
In case you need R6 features, there actually is an R6 branch in the
Concierge repository.
Best regards,
Tim Verbelen
On 16/10/2018 20:33, Scott Lewis wrote:
Hey Tim,
thanks for your answer. I am using the zookeeper for
discovery. The endpoint is provided through the cluster on
this way. I can see it in the list of provided endpoints, but
i get no service reference for it in my program code. I use
the @Reference Annotation for this, but the consumer service
stucks after start because no service reference is overgiven.
Hi Jörn,
I myself am not too familiar with the Aries RSA stack, but I
think you still need to provide the remote endpoint
configuration to the other nodes, e.g. by supplying it
through configuration: https://github.com/apache/aries-rsa/tree/master/discovery/config
Best regards,
Tim Verbelen
Hey,
i am building a cluster with multiple distributed
OSGi-Frameworks. Therefore i use your bundle with the
implementation of the Cluster Information Service and
for remote access the implementation of the remote
service admin service from apache aries. It works to
provide and consume different remote custom services in
the cluster. Your Eclipse Concierge Cluster Information
is also provided with an endpoint, but i cannot access
the endpoint via rsa from other nodes. Local access from
other bundles in the same node is possible. Do i have to
configure anything or something else for remote access?
Greetings,
Jörn Schumann
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