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package org.osgi.service.cm;

import java.util.Dictionary;

/**
 * A service that can receive configuration data from a Configuration Admin
 * service.
 * 
 * 

* A Managed Service is a service that needs configuration data. Such an object * should be registered with the Framework registry with the {@code service.pid} * property set to some unique identifier called a PID. * *

* If the Configuration Admin service has a {@code Configuration} object * corresponding to this PID, it will callback the {@code updated()} method of * the {@code ManagedService} object, passing the properties of that * {@code Configuration} object. * *

* If it has no such {@code Configuration} object, then it calls back with a * {@code null} properties argument. Registering a Managed Service will always * result in a callback to the {@code updated()} method provided the * Configuration Admin service is, or becomes active. This callback must always * be done asynchronously. * *

* Else, every time that either of the {@code updated()} methods is called on * that {@code Configuration} object, the {@code ManagedService.updated()} * method with the new properties is called. If the {@code delete()} method is * called on that {@code Configuration} object, {@code ManagedService.updated()} * is called with a {@code null} for the properties parameter. All these * callbacks must be done asynchronously. * *

* The following example shows the code of a serial port that will create a port * depending on configuration information. * *

 * 
 *   class SerialPort implements ManagedService {
 *  
 *     ServiceRegistration registration;
 *     Hashtable configuration;
 *     CommPortIdentifier id;
 *  
 *     synchronized void open(CommPortIdentifier id,
 *     BundleContext context) {
 *       this.id = id;
 *       registration = context.registerService(
 *         ManagedService.class.getName(),
 *         this,
 *         getDefaults()
 *       );
 *     }
 *  
 *     Hashtable getDefaults() {
 *       Hashtable defaults = new Hashtable();
 *       defaults.put( "port", id.getName() );
 *       defaults.put( "product", "unknown" );
 *       defaults.put( "baud", "9600" );
 *       defaults.put( Constants.SERVICE_PID,
 *         "com.acme.serialport." + id.getName() );
 *       return defaults;
 *     }
 *  
 *     public synchronized void updated(
 *       Dictionary configuration  ) {
 *       if ( configuration == null )
 *         registration.setProperties( getDefaults() );
 *       else {
 *         setSpeed( configuration.get("baud") );
 *         registration.setProperties( configuration );
 *       }
 *     }
 *     ...
 *   }
 * 
 * 
* *

* As a convention, it is recommended that when a Managed Service is updated, it * should copy all the properties it does not recognize into the service * registration properties. This will allow the Configuration Admin service to * set properties on services which can then be used by other applications. * *

* Normally, a single Managed Service for a given PID is given the configuration * dictionary, this is the configuration that is bound to the location of the * registering bundle. However, when security is on, a Managed Service can have * Configuration Permission to also be updated for other locations. * * @version $Id: 0d0730523d7678b1f5e35d0d66a57263aa308c9c $ */ public interface ManagedService { /** * Update the configuration for a Managed Service. * *

* When the implementation of {@code updated(Dictionary)} detects any kind * of error in the configuration properties, it should create a new * {@code ConfigurationException} which describes the problem. This can * allow a management system to provide useful information to a human * administrator. * *

* If this method throws any other {@code Exception}, the Configuration * Admin service must catch it and should log it. *

* The Configuration Admin service must call this method asynchronously with * the method that initiated the callback. This implies that implementors of * Managed Service can be assured that the callback will not take place * during registration when they execute the registration in a synchronized * method. * *

* If the the location allows multiple managed services to be called back * for a single configuration then the callbacks must occur in service * ranking order. Changes in the location must be reflected by deleting the * configuration if the configuration is no longer visible and updating when * it becomes visible. * *

* If no configuration exists for the corresponding PID, or the bundle has * no access to the configuration, then the bundle must be called back with * a {@code null} to signal that CM is active but there is no data. * * @param properties A copy of the Configuration properties, or {@code null} * . This argument must not contain the "service.bundleLocation" * property. The value of this property may be obtained from the * {@code Configuration.getBundleLocation} method. * @throws ConfigurationException when the update fails * @security ConfigurationPermission[c.location,TARGET] Required by the * bundle that registered this service */ public void updated(Dictionary properties) throws ConfigurationException; }





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