ComponentContext.enableComponent(<name>) to enable component with name=<name>
Or pass null to enable all components in your bundle.
Neil
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ComponentContext.enableComponent(<name>) to enable component with name=<name>
Or pass null to enable all components in your bundle.
Neil
On 15 Aug 2016 19:55, "yasin motcu" <yasin...@gmail.com> wrote:
Hello List,--My question is related with bundle state. I have two components in my bundle declared with @Component, one of the components are started in disbled state (enabled=false), How can i enable it in later on at runtime ?Thanks in advance
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