Examples of org.qi4j.library.fileconfig.FileConfiguration

org.qi4j.library.fileconfig.FileConfiguration
Service for accessing application-specific directories.
These will default to the platform settings, but can be overridden manually, either one-by-one or as a whole.

You can override defaults by adding org.qi4j.library.fileconfig.FileConfiguration_OS.properties files to your classpath where OS is one of win, mac or unix.

You can also override all properties definitions at assembly time by setting a FileConfigurationOverride object as meta info of this service.

Services will most likely want to create their own subdirectories in the directories accessed from here.

{


    @Before
    public void testDataCleanup()
    {
        FileConfiguration fileConfig = module.findService( FileConfiguration.class ).get();
        FileConfigurationDataWiper.registerApplicationPassivationDataWiper( fileConfig, application );
    }

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    @Test
    public void testApplicationXml()
        throws Exception
    {
        FileConfiguration fileConfig = (FileConfiguration) module.findService( FileConfiguration.class ).get();
        ApplicationSerializer parser = new ApplicationSerializer();
        Iterable<Statement> graph = parser.serialize( application ); // TODO Fix this
        writeN3( graph );
        writeXml( graph );
    }

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