Hi there,
worked for me in 5.9.1...
Tom
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ree that using the "waiting" for an OSGI service to be available is
> the best approach for a mixed blueprint/spring-beans environment; but was
> the Blueprint method for creating a broker deliberately dropped? If yes for
> what reason(s)?
>
> Kind regards,
environment; but was
the Blueprint method for creating a broker deliberately dropped? If yes for
what reason(s)?
Kind regards,
Tom Mercelis
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eMQConnectionFactory is started.
>
> I could also try to use spring-beans/spring-dm xml format to create the
> connectionfactory bean and register the service, but as I was only using
> blueprint so far, I'd like to stick to one standard for the whole
> application.
>
> Does anyone have any suggestions how to get the ConnectionFactory service
> running after the broker started?
>
>
> Kind regards,
>
> Tom Mercelis
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eate the
connectionfactory bean and register the service, but as I was only using
blueprint so far, I'd like to stick to one standard for the whole
application.
Does anyone have any suggestions how to get the ConnectionFactory service
running after the broker started?
Kind regards,
Tom Merc
