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commit 0f22329e2e73bd4539e5a62dae0fd55d9fa8dbb3
Author: Nikita Timofeev <stari...@gmail.com>
AuthorDate: Fri Feb 9 11:55:01 2024 +0400
Fix code blocks in docs
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b/docs/asciidoc/cayenne-guide/src/docs/asciidoc/_cayenne-guide/part2/starting.adoc
@@ -80,7 +80,7 @@ When the projects are merged, the following rules are applied:
Web applications can use a variety of mechanisms to configure and start the
"services" they need, Cayenne being one of such services. Configuration can be
done within standard servlet specification objects like Servlets, Filters, or
ServletContextListeners, or can use Spring, JEE CDI, etc. This is a user's
architectural choice and Cayenne is agnostic to it and will happily work in any
environment. As described above, all that is needed is to create an instance of
ServerRuntime somewhere [...]
-Still Cayenne includes a piece of web app configuration code that can assist
in quickly setting up simple Cayenne-enabled web applications. We are talking
about CayenneFilter. It is declared in web.xml:
+Still Cayenne includes a piece of web app configuration code that can assist
in quickly setting up simple Cayenne-enabled web applications. We are talking
about `CayenneFilter`. It is declared in `web.xml`:
[source, XML]
----
@@ -107,8 +107,8 @@ When the application runs, all HTTP requests matching the
filter url-pattern hav
ObjectContext context = BaseContext.getThreadObjectContext();
----
-Of course, the ObjectContext scope and other behavior of the Cayenne runtime
can be customized via dependency injection. For this, another filter init
parameter called "extra-modules" is used. "extra-modules" is a comma- or
space-separated list of class names, with each class implementing Module
interface. These optional custom modules are loaded after the the standard
ones, which allows users to override all standard definitions.
+Of course, the ObjectContext scope and other behavior of the Cayenne runtime
can be customized via dependency injection. For this, another filter init
parameter called "extra-modules" is used. "extra-modules" is a comma- or
space-separated list of class names, with each class implementing Module
interface. These optional custom modules are loaded after the standard ones,
which allows users to override all standard definitions.
-For those interested in the DI container contents of the runtime created by
CayenneFilter, it is the same ServerRuntime as would have been created by other
means, but with an extra
<code>org.apache.cayenne.configuration.web.WebModule</code> module that
provides the <code>org.apache.cayenne.configuration.web.RequestHandler</code>
service. This is the service to override in the custom modules if you need to
provide a different ObjectContext scope, etc.
+For those interested in the DI container contents of the runtime created by
`CayenneFilter`, it is the same ServerRuntime as would have been created by
other means, but with an extra `org.apache.cayenne.configuration.web.WebModule`
module that provides the `org.apache.cayenne.configuration.web.RequestHandler`
service. This is the service to override in the custom modules if you need to
provide a different ObjectContext scope, etc.
-NOTE: You should not think of CayenneFilter as the only way to start and use
Cayenne in a web application. In fact, CayenneFilter is entirely optional. Use
it if you don’t have any special design for application service management. If
you do, simply integrate Cayenne into that design.
+NOTE: You should not think of `CayenneFilter` as the only way to start and use
Cayenne in a web application. In fact, `CayenneFilter` is entirely optional.
Use it if you don’t have any special design for application service management.
If you do, simply integrate Cayenne into that design.
