Definition
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A user-provided configuration to use instead of the default Cargo-provided ones |
Explanations
Cargo allows you to plug your own custom configuration implementation.
Support Matrix
Java | Ant | Maven1 | Maven2 | IntelliJ IDEA | Netbeans | Maven 3 |
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Java API
You can register your configuration against the DefaultConfigurationFactory class. It's optional and only required if you want to let users use the DefaultConfigurationFactory class to instantiate your configuration. For example you could write:
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ConfigurationFactory factory = new DefaultConfigurationFactory();
factory.registerConfiguration("containerIdOfAssociatedContainer", ContainerType.INSTALLED,
ConfigurationType.STANDALONE, MyCustomConfiguration.class);
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Use the class attribute of the configuration element. For example:
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<cargo containerId="containerIdOfAssociatedContainer" [...]>
<configuration class="package.to.MyCustomConfiguration" type="standalone">
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Maven 3 Plugin
Use the implementation element under the configuration element. For example:
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[...]
<configuration>
<container>
<containerId>containerIdOfAssociatedContainer</containerId>
[...]
</container>
<configuration>
<implementation>package.to.MyCustomConfiguration</implementation>
<type>standalone</type>
</configuration>
[...]
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