CRJAZ1115I The service xxxxx was not registered
Hello,
So I created a sample server service followed the HelloWorld example. I added to the feature/plugin to the update-site directory under server directory. After I started my server, I went to https://localhost:9443/jazz/admin#action=jazz.viewPage&id=com.ibm.team.repository.provision to check for the status, and it said my plugins are installed and started. However, I saw "CRJAZ1115I The service my.service.id was not registered" under Service Error Summary. Am I missing some steps? Thanks. |
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It would be helpful to see the <serviceProvider> contribution that you
made in plugin.xml. I would also suggest running the server with -console so that you can interact with the OSGi framework. 1. Shutdown the server. 2. Go to \server\tomcat\webapps\jazz\WEB-INF 3. Edit web.xml and uncomment this block: <init> <param>commandline</param> <param>-console</param> </init> 4. Save web.xml. 5. Start the server. 6. Login to the server using the web ui and look at the services status page. In the console window wou will get an osgi> prompt and be able to: - Query the installed bundles: ss - Query the services: services - Query a particular bundle: bundle <id> Please post back any data you find about your bundle and the services it registers. |
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Thank you Simon.
I have 2 plugins: In the "common" plugin, I have this extension: <extension> <component> <service> </service> </component> </extension> In my "server" plugin, I have this extension: <extension> <serviceProvider> <provides> <providedService> </providedService> </provides> </serviceProvider> </extension> I saw my components are installed and started: 24 ACTIVE com.ibm.hung.example.common_1.0.0 25 ACTIVE com.ibm.hung.example.server_1.0.0 However I do not see any references to my services using "services" command. Simon Archer wrote: It would be helpful to see the <serviceProvider> contribution that you |
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It is important for your <component> element's id attribute (in the
"common" plug-in's plugin.xml) to match that of the <serviceProvider> element's componentId attribute (in the "service" plug-in's plugin.xml). Looking at your XML there seems to be a problem there and I would expect you to have seen the following error either on the console or in your server log: The bundle "com.ibm.hung.example.server" has specified in a <serviceProvider> extension with a component id of "com.ibm.hung.example.server.serviceProvider" that is unrecognized. Check for a matching "com.ibm.team.repository.common.components" extension. It is also very important that the class specified in the <serviceProvider> element's implementationClass attribute actually implements all of the interfaces described in each of the <provides> element's interface attribute (of course, you just have one). Given this: 24 ACTIVE com.ibm.hung.example.common_1.0.0 You should then be able to type "bundle 25" and see the OSGi registered services for the bundle, of which there should be one. |
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Again, thank you Simon.
I followed from the HelloWorld example. I changed the componentId attribute to match to id, but still got the same exception. Do I need any special licenses to register the service? No services registered for either 24 or 25. Simon Archer wrote: It is important for your <component> element's id attribute (in the |
I followed from the HelloWorld example. I changed the componentId No special license is needed for service registration. One avenue we can investigate would be for you to export your Eclipse projects to zips and email them to me. I would be happy to take a look and give them a try. Please send me everything that I'd need to duplicate your configuration. I'm sure that we're missing something in the discussion. My email address is sarcher@us.ibm.com. I work on the server development team, so either I should be able to figure out what's going on, or else someone around here will be able to. |
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My problem has been resolved. I fixed the plugin.xml as Simon
explained. And then delete my server and "reinstall" it again. Then re-added my feature/plugin to the update-site directory. Then after I started my server, my service is started. Thank you very much. Simon Archer wrote: I followed from the HelloWorld example. I changed the componentId |
My problem has been resolved. I fixed the plugin.xml as Simon So glad to hear that everything is working now. Cheers, Simon |
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