org.commonjava.indy.conf

Class DefaultIndyConfiguration

java.lang.Object

org.commonjava.indy.conf.DefaultIndyConfiguration

All Implemented Interfaces:

IndyConfigInfo, IndyConfiguration

@ApplicationScoped
public class DefaultIndyConfiguration
extends Object
implements IndyConfiguration, IndyConfigInfo

Field Summary

Fields

Modifier and Type	Field and Description
static int	DEFAULT_NFC_EXPIRATION_SWEEP_MINUTES
static int	DEFAULT_NFC_MAX_RESULT_SET_SIZE
static int	DEFAULT_NOT_FOUND_CACHE_TIMEOUT_SECONDS
static int	DEFAULT_PASSTHROUGH_TIMEOUT_SECONDS
static int	DEFAULT_REQUEST_TIMEOUT_SECONDS
static int	DEFAULT_STORE_DISABLE_TIMEOUT_SECONDS

Fields inherited from interface org.commonjava.indy.conf.IndyConfigInfo

APPEND_DEFAULTS_TO_MAIN_CONF, CONF_INCLUDES_DIR

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor and Description
DefaultIndyConfiguration()

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
InputStream	getDefaultConfig() The actual content which should be added to the default configuration file in case no configuration is provided, to allow modification of defaults in future executions.
String	getDefaultConfigFileName() The name of the file to be written in case no configuration is provided, to allow modification of defaults in future executions.
File	getIndyConfDir()
File	getIndyHomeDir()
int	getNfcExpirationSweepMinutes() Number of minutes between sweeps of the NFC expiration reaper thread.
int	getNfcMaxResultSetSize() Page size of NFC getMissing result set
int	getNotFoundCacheTimeoutSeconds() Number of seconds before a negative cache (or, not-found cache) URL record will timeout.
int	getPassthroughTimeoutSeconds() Number of seconds before the content in a repository marked as "pass-through" will timeout.
int	getRequestTimeoutSeconds()
int	getStoreDisableTimeoutSeconds()
void	setDefaultNfcExpirationSweepMinutes(int minutes)
void	setDefaultNfcMaxResultSetSize(int size)
void	setNotFoundCacheTimeoutSeconds(int seconds)
void	setPassthroughTimeoutSeconds(int seconds)
void	setRequestTimeoutSeconds(Integer requestTimeoutSeconds)
void	setStoreDisableTimeoutSeconds(Integer storeDisableTimeoutSeconds)

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Field Detail

DEFAULT_PASSTHROUGH_TIMEOUT_SECONDS

public static final int DEFAULT_PASSTHROUGH_TIMEOUT_SECONDS

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DEFAULT_NOT_FOUND_CACHE_TIMEOUT_SECONDS

public static final int DEFAULT_NOT_FOUND_CACHE_TIMEOUT_SECONDS

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DEFAULT_REQUEST_TIMEOUT_SECONDS

public static final int DEFAULT_REQUEST_TIMEOUT_SECONDS

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DEFAULT_STORE_DISABLE_TIMEOUT_SECONDS

public static final int DEFAULT_STORE_DISABLE_TIMEOUT_SECONDS

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DEFAULT_NFC_EXPIRATION_SWEEP_MINUTES

public static final int DEFAULT_NFC_EXPIRATION_SWEEP_MINUTES

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DEFAULT_NFC_MAX_RESULT_SET_SIZE

public static final int DEFAULT_NFC_MAX_RESULT_SET_SIZE

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Constructor Detail

DefaultIndyConfiguration

public DefaultIndyConfiguration()

Method Detail

getPassthroughTimeoutSeconds

public int getPassthroughTimeoutSeconds()

Description copied from interface: IndyConfiguration

Number of seconds before the content in a repository marked as "pass-through" will timeout. Pass-through remote repos are designed to hold content for a minimal amount of time. They would be a simple pass-through, non-caching proxy, but in reality artifacts are usually referenced more than once from any given build. So, setting a very low pass-through timeout for content in these repositories helps to cut down on traffic to the upstream repository.

Specified by:

getPassthroughTimeoutSeconds in interface IndyConfiguration

setPassthroughTimeoutSeconds

public void setPassthroughTimeoutSeconds(int seconds)

setNotFoundCacheTimeoutSeconds

public void setNotFoundCacheTimeoutSeconds(int seconds)

getNotFoundCacheTimeoutSeconds

public int getNotFoundCacheTimeoutSeconds()

Description copied from interface: IndyConfiguration

Number of seconds before a negative cache (or, not-found cache) URL record will timeout. These are used to prevent constant re-request for URLs that have been known to fail for one reason or another (ranging from 404's to 500's, to just about anything else that's not HTTP 200, 301, or 302). This value can be tuned based on use case, but for most people it should be relatively high.
Also, the NFC (Not-Found Cache) can be maintained manually via the UI.

Specified by:

getNotFoundCacheTimeoutSeconds in interface IndyConfiguration

getRequestTimeoutSeconds

public int getRequestTimeoutSeconds()

Specified by:

getRequestTimeoutSeconds in interface IndyConfiguration

setRequestTimeoutSeconds

public void setRequestTimeoutSeconds(Integer requestTimeoutSeconds)

getStoreDisableTimeoutSeconds

public int getStoreDisableTimeoutSeconds()

Specified by:

getStoreDisableTimeoutSeconds in interface IndyConfiguration

setDefaultNfcExpirationSweepMinutes

public void setDefaultNfcExpirationSweepMinutes(int minutes)

setDefaultNfcMaxResultSetSize

public void setDefaultNfcMaxResultSetSize(int size)

getNfcExpirationSweepMinutes

public int getNfcExpirationSweepMinutes()

Description copied from interface: IndyConfiguration

Number of minutes between sweeps of the NFC expiration reaper thread.

Specified by:

getNfcExpirationSweepMinutes in interface IndyConfiguration

getNfcMaxResultSetSize

public int getNfcMaxResultSetSize()

Description copied from interface: IndyConfiguration

Page size of NFC getMissing result set

Specified by:

getNfcMaxResultSetSize in interface IndyConfiguration

getIndyHomeDir

public File getIndyHomeDir()

Specified by:

getIndyHomeDir in interface IndyConfiguration

getIndyConfDir

public File getIndyConfDir()

Specified by:

getIndyConfDir in interface IndyConfiguration

setStoreDisableTimeoutSeconds

public void setStoreDisableTimeoutSeconds(Integer storeDisableTimeoutSeconds)

getDefaultConfigFileName

public String getDefaultConfigFileName()

Description copied from interface: IndyConfigInfo

The name of the file to be written in case no configuration is provided, to allow modification of defaults in future executions.

Specified by:

getDefaultConfigFileName in interface IndyConfigInfo

Returns:

a filename, of the form *.conf (unless it's 'main.conf', in which case it'll be appended to the main config file), which will be written to the etc/indy/conf.d directory.

getDefaultConfig

public InputStream getDefaultConfig()

Description copied from interface: IndyConfigInfo

The actual content which should be added to the default configuration file in case no configuration is provided, to allow modification of defaults in future executions.

Specified by:

getDefaultConfig in interface IndyConfigInfo

Returns:

The content, usually as a result of loading Thread.currentThread().getContextClassLoader().getResourceAsStream("foo")