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This application lets you manage configurations from the web.

Manage Your Own Maps!

Track service webconfig666.IConfig666


Use the service like this:

// I put this in my ServiceTracker::doStart() method
config = new HashMap(); //config is a private member variiable
config.put("mykey","my value");
IConfig666 ddd = (IConfig666) getService(IConfig666.class);
ddd.register("monkey", config);

You can now modifiy the values in config at the url /666?monkey. You can register as many Maps as you need. This config is only persistent as long as the underlying Map object is around. Chances are this is the lifetime of your running app, so when you restart your app, the values will be back to their default. To persist config information, see below.

Access Configuration Manager

To manage ConfigurationAdmin configs, create or get a reference to the config you want, then register it with IConfigAdmin666::register(Configuration config). The configs will then be available at /configuration666. The ConfigurationAdmin will persist configuration data so you can reset your BUG and the data won’t go away.


Here’s some sample code:

configuration = configAdmin.getConfiguration(CONFIGURATION_ID);
IConfigAdmin666 fff = (IConfigAdmin666)
    service_provider.getService(IConfigAdmin666.class);
fff.register(configuration);