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This sample is an example usage of DM composite components. A composite component is implemented
using a composition of multiple object instances, which are used to implement a given complex
service. In this example, we define a "Provider" service, which is implemented by three object instances:
ProviderImpl (which is the main implementation class that provides the service), ProviderParticipant1,
and ProviderParticipant2.
Dependencies are injected in all objects being part of the composition.
To test, run click on the bndtools "composite.bndrun" descriptor, and run it, then type "log warn" in gogo shell:
g! log warn
2016.02.08 23:00:34 WARNING - Bundle: org.apache.felix.dependencymanager.samples.composite - ProviderParticipant2.start()
2016.02.08 23:00:34 WARNING - Bundle: org.apache.felix.dependencymanager.samples.composite - ProviderParticipant1.start()
2016.02.08 23:00:34 WARNING - Bundle: org.apache.felix.dependencymanager.samples.composite - ProviderImpl.start(): participants=ProviderParticipant1,ProviderParticipant2, conf={key=value, service.pid=org.apache.felix.dependencymanager.samples.composite.ProviderImpl}