Examples of dev.db.biz.configuration.property.logic.MultiFileLoadingLogic

Package dev.db.biz.configuration.property.logic

Examples of dev.db.biz.configuration.property.logic.MultiFileLoadingLogic

dev.db.biz.configuration.property.logic.MultiFileLoadingLogic
The property loading logic uses a directory for placing propeties. Each file in the directory should be named according to PropertyConfiguration name. Each file should also be postfixed with .properties If you set cachePropertyFile to true each property file will additionally be cached. When the configuration is refreshed this implementation will check if the file is changed on disk. If the file is changed the cache will be invalidated othervise the properties will be given from cache @author Krešimir Jurasović

  private DatabaseConfiguration databaseConfiguration;
  private AuthenticationModule authenticationModule;
  
  @Test
  public void testMultiFileConfigurationListener() throws Exception {
    PropertyConfigurator configurator = new PropertyConfigurator( new MultiFileLoadingLogic( "etc", true ) );
    
    configurator.registerConfigurationListener( DatabaseConfiguration.class, this );
    configurator.registerConfigurationListener( AuthenticationModule.class, this );


    // database configuration

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    assertEquals( "Can do anything", authenticationModule.getUser().getRole().getDescription() );
  }
  
  @Test
  public void testLoadMultiFileConfiguration() throws Exception {
    PropertyConfigurator configurator = new PropertyConfigurator( new MultiFileLoadingLogic( "etc", true ) );
    
    DatabaseConfiguration configuration = new DatabaseConfiguration();
    configurator.loadPropertyConfigurationObject( configuration );
    
    AuthenticationModule authenticationModule = new AuthenticationModule();

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