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Package Samples:

• org.apache.axis.configuration

Classes:

• XMLStringProvider: A simple ConfigurationProvider that uses the Admin class to configure the engine from a String containing XML. This provider does not write configuration to persistent storage. Example of usage: new XMLStringProvider(" ");
• SimpleProvider: A SimpleProvider is an EngineConfiguration which contains a simple HashMap-based registry of Handlers, Transports, and Services. This is for when you want to programatically deploy components which you create. SimpleProvider may also optionally contain a reference to a "default" EngineConfiguration, which will be scanned for components not found in the internal registry. This is handy when you want to start with a base configuration (like the default WSDD) and then quickly add stuff without changing the WSDD document.
• EngineConfigurationFactoryServlet: This is a default implementation of ServletEngineConfigurationFactory. It is user-overrideable by a system property without affecting the caller. If you decide to override it, use delegation if you want to inherit the behaviour of this class as using class extension will result in tight loops. That is, your class should implement EngineConfigurationFactory and keep an instance of this class in a member field and delegate methods to that instance when the default behaviour is required.
• EngineConfigurationFactoryDefault: This is a default implementation of EngineConfigurationFactory. It is user-overrideable by a system property without affecting the caller. If you decide to override it, use delegation if you want to inherit the behaviour of this class as using class extension will result in tight loops. That is, your class should implement EngineConfigurationFactory and keep an instance of this class in a member field and delegate methods to that instance when the default behaviour is required.
• EngineConfigurationFactoryFinder: This is a default implementation of EngineConfigurationFactory. It is user-overrideable by a system property without affecting the caller. If you decide to override it, use delegation if you want to inherit the behaviour of this class as using class extension will result in tight loops. That is, your class should implement EngineConfigurationFactory and keep an instance of this class in a member field and delegate methods to that instance when the default behaviour is required.
• BasicServerConfig: A SimpleProvider set up with hardcoded basic configuration for a server (i.e. local transport). Mostly handy for testing.
• ServletEngineConfigurationFactory: This is a 'front' for replacement logic. Use EngineConfigurationFactoryFinder.newFactory(yourServletContext).
• BasicClientConfig: A SimpleProvider set up with hardcoded basic configuration for a client (i.e. http and local transports).
• DefaultEngineConfigurationFactory: This is a 'front' for replacement logic. Use EngineConfigurationFactoryFinder.newFactory().
• FileProvider: A simple ConfigurationProvider that uses the Admin class to read + write XML files.
• NullProvider: A do-nothing ConfigurationProvider
• DirProvider

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