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package org.apache.openejb.junit;

import java.lang.annotation.Retention;
import java.lang.annotation.RetentionPolicy;

@Retention(RetentionPolicy.RUNTIME)
public @interface ContextConfig {
    /**
     * Reference to InitialContext configuration resource file. It should be a resource
     * in the annotated class' classpath. If both a method/class has this value specified,
     * then the class' file will be loaded first, and thus properties in the method's file
     * will overwrite those from the class'.
     * 
     * If the file is not found a FileNotFoundException will be raised.
     * 

     * Using the {@link OpenEjbRunner} runner, this will be a reference to a standard properties file.
     */
    String configFile() default "";

    /**
     * Array of properties. The properties file has precedency in being loaded, so
     * any properties listed here will overwrite those loaded from the properties file.
     * 

     * Again, a Method's properties are loaded after a class' properties, so will
     * overwrite those from the method.
     * 

     * If you specify both a properties file and properties for both a method and a class,
     * first the class' file and properties will be loaded, then the method's file
     * and properties, so the precedency is effectively the following:
     * 

     * Class properties file
     * 
Class properties
     * 
Method properties file
     * 
Method properties
     * 
     * 
     * If any property's names are null, then the property will simply be ignored.
     */
    Property[] properties() default {};
}