In our main Application class, we can implement additional features, such as a custom Service implementation, metrics, or authorization. See the chapter on Authorization and Security <authorization> for further information.
../../../base/examples/custom-service/src/main/java/de/whitefrog/frogr/example/MyApplication.java
We can also write our own ServiceInjector, in case we want to override the base Service.
../../../base/examples/custom-service/src/main/java/de/whitefrog/frogr/example/rest/request/MyServiceInjector.java
In that case, Service is our own implementation and should extend de.whitefrog.frogr.Service.
For instance if we want to provide a common configuration accessible from any Repository <repositories> or Service <services>:
../../../base/examples/custom-service/src/main/java/de/whitefrog/frogr/example/MyService.java