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  • withDefaultConnectionExceptionRetry()
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Ecotone Lite

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Ecotone Lite is standalone solution for running Ecotone Framework. You may combine it with your internal company framework, use it alone or combine it with any other framework (e.g. Laminas, CodeIgniter, Magento). Ecotone Lite is also a .

Installation

Follow Installation from .

In order for Ecotone to look for attributes in given catalog, provide configuration. You may also provide list of instead.

Configuration

$messagingSystem = EcotoneLite::bootstrap(
    $listOfClassesToResolve,
    $containerOrListOfClassInstances,
    ServiceConfiguration::createWithDefaults()
        ->withEnvironment("prod")
        ->withLoadCatalog("src")
        ->withFailFast(false)
        ->withNamespaces(["App"])
        ->withDefaultSerializationMediaType("application/json")                
        ->withDefaultErrorChannel("errorChannel")
        ->withConsumerMemoryLimit(512)
        ->withCacheDirectoryPath("/var/www/cache")
        ->withConnectionRetryTemplate(RetryTemplateBuilder::fixedBackOff(100))
        ->withServiceName("banking")
        ->withSkippedModulePackageNames(ModulePackageList::allPackages())
        ->withExtensionObjects([InMemoryRepositoryBuilder::createForAllStateStoredAggregates()]),
        ->withLicenceKey('ecotoneEnterpriseKey')
    $configurationVariables,
    $useCachedVersion
);
    
  • $listOfClassesToResolve - List of classes, which are not included in your ->withNamespaces or are not under ->withLoadCatalog that you would like to load.

  • $containerOrListOfClassInstance - PSR compatible container or list of class instance used in your Application.

  • ServiceConfiguration - Provides extra configuration for you Ecotone Application

  • $configurationVariables - Associative array of your configuration variables (like database connection string)

  • $useCachedVersion - Should Ecotone use cached version of Ecotone Lite, if available

ServiceConfiguration

withEnvironment()

Tells Ecotone what kind of environment type is currently running

withLoadCatalog()

Tells Ecotone, if to automatically load all namespaces defined for given catalog.

withFailFast()

Describes if Ecotone should fail fast. If true, then Ecotone will boot all endpoints during each request, so it can inform, if configuration is incorrect immediately, it provides fast feedback for the developer. if false, then Ecotone will not boot up any endpoints at each request, which will increase performance, but will results in slower feedback for the developer.

withNamespaces()

List of namespace prefixes, that Ecotone should look attributes for.

withDefaultSerializationMediaType()

Describes default serialization type within application. If not configured default serialization will be application/x-php-serialized,which is serialized PHP class.

withDefaultErrorChannel()

withDefaultMemoryLimit()

withDefaultConnectionExceptionRetry()

initialDelay - delay after first retry in milliseconds multiplier - how much initialDelay should be multipled with each try maxAttempts - How many attemps should be done, before closing closing endpoint

serviceName()

withSkippedModulePackageNames()

Skip list of given module package names (CheckModulePackageList for available packages)

withExtensionObjects()

Provides list of extension object for your Ecotone's modules, that adjust the behaviour to your needs.

withLicenceKey()

Provides access to Enterprise Feature of Ecotone.

Provides default with error channel for all .

Provides default memory limit in megabytes for all .

Provides default connection retry strategy for in case of connection failure.

If you're running distributed services (microservices) and want to use Ecotone's , then provide name for the service (application).

capabilities for integration
great way to run your tests
"withLoadCatalog"
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