Modelling
Messaging and Ecotone In Depth
Service (Application) Configuration
Ecotone Framework customization
Ecotone Core Configuration
Depending on the provider you choose, you can follow configuration in specific menu
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Module Configuration
Module configuration is configuration for specific module. It's class based configuration.
Let's take a look on Dbal module configuration as example:
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class MyConfiguration // 1
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{
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#[ServiceContext] // 2
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public function registerTransactions() // 3
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{
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return DbalConfiguration::createWithDefaults() // 4
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->withTransactionOnAsynchronousEndpoints(true)
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->withTransactionOnCommandBus(true);
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}
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}
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- 1.Create your own class. You can name it whatever you like.
- 2.Add attribute to let
Ecotoneknow that it should call this method to get the configuration. - 3.Name the method whatever you like. You may return
arrayof configurations orspecific configuration instance. - 4.Return specific configuration.
Ecotone does not require specific class name or method name.
All what is needed is
#[ServiceContext] attribute.Environment Specific Configuration
If you want to enable different configuration for specific environment you may use of
Environment attribute.1
class MyConfiguration
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{
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#[ServiceContext]
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#[Environment(["dev", "prod"])]
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public function registerTransactions()
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{
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return DbalConfiguration::createWithDefaults()
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->withTransactionOnAsynchronousEndpoints(true)
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->withTransactionOnCommandBus(true);
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}
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#[ServiceContext]
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#[Environment(["test"])]
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public function registerTransactions()
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{
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return DbalConfiguration::createWithDefaults()
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->withTransactionOnAsynchronousEndpoints(false)
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->withTransactionOnCommandBus(false);
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}
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}
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Above will turn off transactions for
test environment, keeping it however for prod and dev.Configuration Variables
You may access your configuration variables inside
ServiceContext methods.1
class MyConfiguration
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{
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#[ServiceContext]
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public function registerTransactions(#[ConfigurationVariable("database")] string $connectionDsn)
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{
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return Repository($connectionDsn);
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}
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}
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If you don't pass
ConfigurationVariable attribute, it will be taken from parameter name.
Below example is equal to above.1
class MyConfiguration
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{
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#[ServiceContext]
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public function registerTransactions(string $database)
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{
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return Repository($database);
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}
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}
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