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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>

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  $Id: shale-config.xml 464373 2006-10-16 04:21:54Z rahul $

-->

<!--

  This configuration file defines the default Chain of Command configuration
  for a Catalog named "shale", which is in turn utilized by a filter
  (ShaleApplicationFilter) to perform application level controller
  functionality on every request.  You may customize these chains either
  by replacing this configuration file with a different one, or by populating
  your own versions of these commands in the "shale" catalog.

-->

<catalog           name="shale">


  <!-- ================== Application Shutdown ============================= -->

  <chain           name="destroy">


  </chain>

  <!-- ====================== Appication Startup =========================== -->

  <chain           name="init">


  </chain>

  <!-- ========================= Request Processing ======================== -->

  <!-- Configure this chain in your application if you need per-request
       processing BEFORE the appication is invoked.  If the last executed
       command of this chain returns "true", it will be assumed that the
       response has been created already, and that no further processing
       is required. -->
<!--  
  <chain           name="preprocess">
  </chain>
-->

  <!-- Configre this chain in your application if you need per-request
       processing AFTER the application is invoked.  Note that the response
       will have been created already, so it is not possible to replace
       the response contents at this point. -->
<!--
  <chain           name="postprocess">
  </chain>
-->

</catalog>