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  1. Felix
  2. FELIX-3718

[DS] deactivate might not move component state to unsatisfied

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      After deactivating, we check to see if the state changed before moving to unsatisfied:

      if ( acm.state() == this )

      { acm.changeState( Unsatisfied.getInstance() ); }

      But the state might have been moved from Active to Registered meanwhile, so deactivate would leave us in the Registered state. Instead, check if the state is a satisfied state, and if so, move it to unsatisfied.

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            djencks David Jencks
            djencks David Jencks
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