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ds.loglevel

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Defines a logging level at which messages are logged. This configuration property is converted to an int number used as the OSGi Log Service logging level.

• If the property is a number, the int value of the number is used
• If the property is a string parseable to an int the parsed value is used
• If the property is any of the strings debug, info, warn, or error, the respective log level of 4, 3, 2, or 1 is used.
• Otherwise, unless the ds.showtrace or ds.showerrors property is set, the default value is assumed

ds.showtrace

false

sets the log level to debug if set to true and the ds.loglevel cannot be converted to a value log level

ds.showerrors

true

Disables logging completely if set to false and the ds.loglevel cannot be converted to a value log level and the ds.showtrace is not set to true

ds.factory.enabled

false

Enables Component Factory functionality not compliant with the Declarative Services 1.1 specification if set to true. Only set this if you really know you need this. See the Non-Standard Component Factory Behaviour section below for more details.

ds.ctworkaround

false

Enables workaround functionality to pass the OSGi CT. Generally this property should not be set to true because it enables behaviour which is not compliant with the Declarative Services 1.1 specification. See FELIX-2526 for details.

ds.delayed.keepInstances

false

Whether or not to keep instances of delayed components once they are not referred to any more. The Declarative Services specifications suggests that instances of delayed components are disposed off if there is not used any longer. Setting this flag causes the components to not be disposed off and thus prevent them from being constantly recreated if often used. Examples of such components may be EventHandler services. The default is to dispose off unused components. See FELIX-3039 for details.