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Welcome to the jConfigMap wiki (lots to do)!

Installation

1. install java (1.6+)
2. install groovy (1.8+)
3. install gradle (1.0 m2+)
4. clone http://github.com/dmillett/jConfigMap
5. execute "gradle test jar" within jConfigMap directory

Client performance

• fast, thread safe retrievals for property or structured configurations
• See https://github.com/dmillett/jConfigMap/wiki/Client-Performance

Try it out

1. For debugging purposes run "gradle idea" or "gradle eclipse" and create a project
2. Place an XML or JSON config file of your choice in the test resources directory (src/test/resources)
3. Remove any xsd references in your XML file and wrap your xml content with your content
4. Create a new test class (look at existing tests or README)
   • add a pattern with ConfigLookup
   • build a Map<String, String> from that pattern with ConfigLookup
   • use debugger to analyze the Map

XML configuration files

See https://github.com/dmillett/jConfigMap/wiki/XML-Configurations

JSON configuration files

See https://github.com/dmillett/jConfigMap/wiki/JSON-Configuration-File(s)