January 2018
Intermediate to advanced
336 pages
7h 56m
English
Applications must support multiple ways of defining the configuration parameters. Using command-line arguments is one of the most common ways of specifying the configuration parameters for the application. Environment variables and external configuration files can also be specified for applications to pick the configuration parameters at runtime. Since Clojure uses JVM as its runtime engine, applications built in Clojure can accept configuration parameters as Java properties as well.
Applications that accept configuration parameters from multiple sources must decide on the preference of various sources. For example, configuration parameters specified at the command line as Java properties can overwrite the ...
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