It is possible to a POJO to get its bundle context. A POJO can receive its bundle context as an argument of its constructor. The next code snippet show you an example :
public class ASimplePOJO{ private BundleContext context; public ASimplePOJO(BundleContext bc) { context = bc; init(); }}
As you see on the previous snippet, The bundle context is injected to the POJO. Then the POJO can use it as a 'normal' bundle context. The POJO code can :
- load classes
- register / unregister services
- discover, track and use services
- ...
However, all these interactions are no more managed by the iPOJO container. So, be carefull to manage correctly dynamism, listener ...