Package com.evolveum.midpoint.common.configuration.api

Interface MidpointConfiguration

  • public interface MidpointConfiguration
    Author:
    mamut

    • Method Detail

      • getMidpointHome

        String getMidpointHome()
        Returns:
        midPoint home directory. Currently it is the same value as in "midpoint.home" system property.

      • getConfiguration

        org.apache.commons.configuration2.Configuration getConfiguration​(String component)
        Get configuration for symbolic name of the component from configuration subsystem.
        Parameters:
        component - name of the component Samples of names:
        • repository -> midpoint.repository
          provisioning -> midpoint.provisioning
        • Returns:
        Configuration object Sample how to get config value: config.getInt("port", 1234);

      • getConfiguration

        org.apache.commons.configuration2.Configuration getConfiguration()
        Returns:
        Global configuration.

      • isSafeMode

        boolean isSafeMode()
        Returns:
        True if we are running in safe mode (the exact meaning gradually evolves; but the overall idea is to make midPoint barely usable to be able to fix the worst problems preventing it from running normally).

      • isProfilingEnabled

        boolean isProfilingEnabled()
        Returns:
        True if the profiling interceptor should be loaded.

      • getProfilingMode

        @NotNull
@NotNull ProfilingMode getProfilingMode()
        Returns:
        Current profiling mode e.g. on, off, dynamic.

      • getSystemSection

        @NotNull
@NotNull SystemConfigurationSection getSystemSection()
        Returns:
        "midpoint.system" section of the system configuration

      • keyMatches

        boolean keyMatches​(String key,
                   String... regexPatterns)
        Returns true if the configuration key matches any of provided regular expression patterns. Provided pattern must match the whole value, see String.matches(java.lang.String). Some examples:
        • x\.y.* - value starts with x.y (dot must be escaped, in Java String syntax double backslash must be used!)
        • (?i)sql - value is exactly SQL, ignoring casing
        Parameters:
        key - key from configuration, starting at configuration element (root), can be complex, e.g. @code midpoint.repository.repositoryServiceFactoryClass.
        regexPatterns - regular expression patterns that must match the whole value. It is possible to match null too, if no regex pattern is used, or if the first pattern itself is null.