Configuration

Zusammen requires some operational configuration to be able to work. Configuration (which is usually associated with the plug-ins) is set during initialization, according to the details specified in a JSON object.

Example JSON

’’{ “logger”: { “name”: “SLF4J” }, “collaborativeStore”: { “allowLog”: true, “data”: “plug-in specific JSON object” }, “index”:{ “allowLog”: true, “data” : “plug-in specific JSON object” }, “metadataStore”: { “allowLog” : true, “data” : “plug-in specific JSON object” } }’’

Attribute Values

• logger - Indicates the logging mechanism to use. If this is left empty, no logs will be written. For more information about logging, see Logging.
• For each plug-in:
• allowLog - Indicates whether or not the plug-in will produce logs. NOTE: The purpose of this attribute is to allow the user to silence logging, which allows noise to be reduced. This is particularly useful during production debugging.
• data - Indicates the plug-in specific data. This is usually the URI of the servers or resources.