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Revision as of 19:24, 13 February 2011
2. Implement the Service Provider
2.1. Create the provider bundle
- The process of creating the bundle is almost the same as interface bundle. Here we just need an activator to register the bundle. So, when creating the new plug-in project, make sure to leave the Activator checked:
2.2. Register the service in the class Activator
- Here is the implementation of the Activator class for registering the service:
2.2. Define the MANIFEST.MF for the service provider bundle.
- In the manifest that is created during the process of creating the bundle, we need to import the service package.
- Click on the MANIFEST.MF - > select the Dependencies tab -> click on Add to import a package:
- Type in the name of the package of your interface. After it was selected click ok:
2.3. Install and run the Service Provider Bundle
