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		The configurable interface will be used to define services of which behavior depends on a usage context, this context corresponding to a particular set of parameters. In some services, the
			configurable interface is optional and won't be inevitably realised in every implementations.
		
			Configure the service.
			
			
			
				To be thrown when the parameter are not valid.
			
			
				To be thrown when an error occurs due to the lack of resources.
			
			
				To be thrown when the content of a resource is needed and not available.
			
			
				To be thrown when an error due to some security restriction.
			
			
				To be thrown when the parameter are good but some specific process are not supported (for instance, due to a language not handled or a given video format...).
			
			
				To be thrown when an error occurs in the method.
			
		

		
			Reset the configuration of the service to the default one.
			
			
			
				To be thrown when the parameter are not valid.
			
			
				To be thrown when an error occurs due to the lack of resources.
			
			
				To be thrown when the content of a resource is needed and not available.
			
			
				To be thrown when an error due to some security restriction.
			
			
				To be thrown when the parameter are good but some specific process are not supported (for instance, due to a language not handled or a given video format...).
			
			
				To be thrown when an error occurs in the method.