Examples of DeploymentConfiguration

• com.vaadin.server.DeploymentConfiguration
  A collection of properties configured at deploy time as well as a way of accessing third party properties not explicitly supported by this class. @author Vaadin Ltd @version @VERSION@ @since 7.0.0
• javax.enterprise.deploy.spi.DeploymentConfiguration
  An interface that defines a container for all the server-specific configuration information for a single top-level J2EE module. The DeploymentConfiguration object could represent a single stand alone module or an EAR file that contains several sub-modules. @version $Rev: 46019 $ $Date: 2004-09-14 03:56:06 -0600 (Tue, 14 Sep 2004) $
• org.apache.wink.server.internal.DeploymentConfiguration

  This class implements a default deployment configuration for Wink. In order to change this configuration, extend this class and override the relevant methods. In general it's possible to override any methods of this class, but the best practices are to override methods the "init" methods. See the javadoc for each method for more details.

• org.cloudfoundry.ide.eclipse.server.core.internal.client.DeploymentConfiguration
  Local deployment configuration for an application that is specific to Eclipse only. It is NOT the same as {@link ApplicationDeploymentInfo}, which represents the deployment information of the app in the Cloud Foundry server (like memory scaling, URLs, etc..). The deployment configuration is not meant to be persisted, or the information sent to the Cloud Foundry Server.

  One deployment configuration is the start mode for the application.

Examples of org.cloudfoundry.ide.eclipse.server.core.internal.client.DeploymentConfiguration