Best way to restart osgi bundles in servicemix

[sanre6]

Hi ,
      i have a requirement where i need to restart some of my osgi bundles  at particular periods of the day . what is the best way to do this ? Doing stop/start bundle through ssh needs bundle id and i dont want to be dependent on the ever changing bundle id's to restart them . Can we do this by accessing some global bundlecontext via one of the bundles or is there any other better way to do this ?


Thanks
sanre6  

[Jean-Baptiste Onofré]

Hi,

you can create a bundle getting the bundle context and looking for the target bundles with a timer.

Regards
JB


On Tue 03/04/12 06:47 , sanre6  wrote::

Hi ,
      i have a requirement where i need to restart some of my osgi bundles
at particular periods of the day . what is the best way to do this ? Doing
stop/start bundle through ssh needs bundle id and i dont want to be
dependent on the ever changing bundle id's to restart them . Can we do this
by accessing some global bundlecontext via one of the bundles or is there
any other better way to do this ?


Thanks
sanre6  

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[sanre6]

ok , lets say i have a bundle which gets the bundleContext and all the bundles in the environment . and i update the bundles i want . Is this the right way to do ? what happens to the bundles which are dependent on the bundle for :

1. service dependencies

2. package dependencies

and what happens to camelcontext of a bundle and any singleton classes defined in it .