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Marc Schaaf commented on CXF-2156:
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Hi Paul,

based on your description this might be the same issue. However this requires 
that the services you are calling from within the ServiceTracker are not 
reachable or that they are very slow. Additionally the tracker needs to be 
registered before the dOSGi bundle is started.

Regards,
Marc


> dOSGi startup blocks in some cases when other bundles already wait for remote 
> services
> --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
>                 Key: CXF-2156
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CXF-2156
>             Project: CXF
>          Issue Type: Bug
>          Components: Distributed-OSGi
>            Reporter: Marc Schaaf
>            Priority: Minor
>         Attachments: Activator_ListenerHook_Bug.patch
>
>
> When the distributed OSGi bundle is deployed in an OSGi container where 
> already one or more bundles are waiting for remote services, the start-up 
> blocks until the remote calls of the other bundles are finished if the other 
> bundles does these calls inside the callback method of the ServiceTracker. 
> This happens because the registration of the service hook by the distributed 
> OSGi bundle blocks in the mentioned case. 
> It looks like the hook is instantly informed about already existing service 
> listeners. The hook than registers the the proxy services which causes the 
> execution of the service listeners of the other bundles. The other bundles 
> than make their remote calls from within the addingService method of the 
> ServiceTracker. All of this seems to happen in the start-up Thread which 
> causes the start-up of the distributed OSGi bundle to block until the remote 
> calls are finished. 
> Placing the registration of the hook in a different thread seems to solve the 
> issue. 

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