A. 1. Create an annotation interface as inner class of the service component and annotate it with @ObjectClassDefinition.2. Apply @AttributeDefinition for the methods myservice_name and myservice_stringValues.3. Use the @Component annotation with configurationPolicy = ConfigurationPolicy.REQUIRE on the service component.4. Use the @Designate annotation to link the service component to the created configuration annotation interface.5. Use the activate method of the service component class to get the configuration annotation interface class injected.

B. 1. Create an annotation interface as inner class of the service component and annotate it with @ObjectClassDefinition.2. Apply @AttributeDefinition for the methods myservice.name and myservice.stringValues.3. Use the @Component annotation with configurationPolicy = ConfigurationPolicy.REQUIRE on the service component.4. Use the @Designate annotation to link the service component to the created configuration annotation interface.5. Use the activate method of the service component class to get the configuration annotation interface class injected.

C. 1. For the class fields myserviceName and myserviceStringValues, add a @AttributeDefinition annotation each with names set to myservice.name and myservice.stringValues respectively.2. Use the @Component annotation with configurationFactory = true on the service component class.3. Use the @Service service component class.4. Use the activate method of the service component class to get the configuration annotation interface class injected.

D. 1. For the class fields myserviceName and myserviceStringValues, add a @Property annotation each with names set to myservice.name and myservice.stringValues respectively.2. Use the @Component annotation with configurationFactory = true on the service component class.3. Use the @Service service component class.4. The configuration is automatically injected into the field by the service component runtime.