Examples of EngineConfiguration

com.tinkerpop.rexster.protocol.EngineConfiguration
.genoprime.com) @author Blake Eggleston (bdeggleston.github.com)
org.apache.axis.EngineConfiguration
EngineConfiguration is an interface that the Message Flow subsystem provides so that engine configuration can be provided in a pluggable way. An instance of EngineConfiguration provides configuration for a particular engine instance.
Concrete implementations of this interface will obtain configuration information from some source (examples might be files, Strings, or databases) and are responsible for writing it into an AxisEngine, and writing an AxisEngine's state back out to whatever storage medium is in use. @author Glyn Normington (glyn@apache.org) @author Glen Daniels (gdaniels@macromedia.com)
org.jwebsocket.api.EngineConfiguration
Base interface that provides the read-only access to all the engine configuration values configured via jWebSocket.xml file for a given engine @author puran @version $Id: EngineConfiguration.java 615 2010-07-01 07:49:54Z mailtopuran@gmail.com $

Examples of org.jwebsocket.api.EngineConfiguration

    mLog = Logging.getLogger(JWebSocketEmbedded.class);


    // initialize the engine
    List lDomains = new FastList();
    lDomains.add("http://jwebsocket.org");
    EngineConfiguration lEngineConfig = new EngineConfig(
        "tcp0", // id
        "org.jwebsocket.tcp.engines.TCPEngine", // name
        "-", // jar, needs to be in classpath, i.e. embedded in .jar'/manifest
        8787, // port
        120000, // default session timeout

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