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      If the custom module supports configuration descriptors, 
	then a configuration-support element is required. This element specifies
	- base-root-element   - the root element name of the descriptor being configured.
 	- config-root-element - (optional) the root element of the configuring descriptor.
                                base-root-element is used if not specified.
	- base-namespace      - the namespace associated with the base  descriptors.
	- config-namespace    - (optional) the namespace associated with the  configuration descriptors.
                                base-config-namespace is used if not specified.
	- base-uri            - the relative location of the base descriptor.
	- config-uri          - (optional) relative location of the configuration descriptor.
                                base-config-uri is used if not specified.
	- base-package-name   - the package containing the base descriptor bean interfaces and implementation classes.
	- config-package-name - (optional) the package containing the config descriptor bean interfaces and implementation classes.
                                base-package-name is used if not specified.


	example:

        <weblogic-extension>
	   <custom-module>
             <uri>mymodule</uri>
             <provider-name>fred</provider-name>
             <configuration-support>
               <base-root-element>annotation-manifest</base-root-element>
               <config-root-element>annotation-overrides</config-root-element>
               <base-namespace>http://www.bea.com/2004/03/wlw/external-config/</base-namespace>
               <base-uri>META-INF/manifest.xml</base-uri>
               <config-uri>META-INF/overrides.xml</config-uri>
               <base-package-name>weblogic.j2ee.descriptor.wl</base-package-name>
             </configuration-support>
	   </custom-module>
        </weblogic-extension>