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com.alibaba.dubbo.config.RegistryConfig
RegistryConfig @author william.liangf @export
org.apache.tuscany.sca.endpoint.hazelcast.RegistryConfig
Utility to parse the config properties. bind - ip[:port] - defines the local bind address and port, it defaults port 14820 and if that port in use it will try incrementing by one till a free port is found. multicast - groupip:port | off - defines if multicast discovery is used and if so what multicast ip group and port is used defaults to 224.5.12.10:51482. A value of off means multicast is disabled. wka - ip[:port] - a comma separated list of ip address and port for remote nodes in the domain group. The port defaults to 14820. userid - is the userid other nodes must use to connect to this domain group. The default is the default domain name. password - is the password other nodes must use to connect to this domain group. The default is 'tuscany'. client - true means this is an SCAClient call
org.wso2.carbon.application.deployer.config.RegistryConfig
This will hold the registry resources config file declarations. This can include resources, collections and associations

Examples of org.wso2.carbon.application.deployer.config.RegistryConfig

    public static RegistryConfig populateRegistryConfig(OMElement resourcesElement) {
        if (resourcesElement == null) {
            return null;
        }


        RegistryConfig regConfig = new RegistryConfig();


        // read Item elements under Resources
        Iterator itemItr = resourcesElement.getChildrenWithLocalName(RegistryConfig.ITEM);
        while (itemItr.hasNext()) {
            OMElement itemElement = (OMElement) itemItr.next();
            regConfig.addResource(readChildText(itemElement, RegistryConfig.PATH),
                    readChildText(itemElement, RegistryConfig.FILE),
                    readChildText(itemElement, RegistryConfig.REGISTRY_TYPE));
        }


        // read Collection elements under Resources
        Iterator collectionItr = resourcesElement.getChildrenWithLocalName(RegistryConfig.COLLECTION);
        while (collectionItr.hasNext()) {
            OMElement collElement = (OMElement) collectionItr.next();
            regConfig.addCollection(readChildText(collElement, RegistryConfig.PATH),
                    readChildText(collElement, RegistryConfig.DIRECTORY),
                    readChildText(collElement, RegistryConfig.REGISTRY_TYPE));
        }


        // read Association elements under Resources
        Iterator associationItr = resourcesElement.getChildrenWithLocalName(RegistryConfig.ASSOCIATION);
        while (associationItr.hasNext()) {
            OMElement assoElement = (OMElement) associationItr.next();
            regConfig.addAssociation(readChildText(assoElement, RegistryConfig.SOURCE_PATH),
                    readChildText(assoElement, RegistryConfig.TARGET_PATH),
                    readChildText(assoElement, RegistryConfig.TYPE),
                    readChildText(assoElement, RegistryConfig.REGISTRY_TYPE));
        }
        return regConfig;

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Examples of org.wso2.carbon.application.deployer.config.RegistryConfig

    private void undeployRegistryArtifacts(CarbonAppPersistenceManager capm,
                                           List<Artifact> artifacts, String parentAppName) {
        for (Artifact artifact : artifacts) {
            if (RegistryResourceDeployer.REGISTRY_RESOURCE_TYPE.equals(artifact.getType())) {
                try {
                    RegistryConfig regConfig = artifact.getRegConfig();
                    if (regConfig == null) {
                        regConfig = capm.loadRegistryConfig(AppDeployerConstants.APPLICATIONS +
                                parentAppName + AppDeployerConstants.APP_DEPENDENCIES +
                                artifact.getName());
                    }

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