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* Moved test property file to one locations Signed-off-by: Jonathan Philip Knoblauch <JonathanPhilip.Knoblauch@bosch-si.com> * Added missing properties Signed-off-by: Jonathan Philip Knoblauch <JonathanPhilip.Knoblauch@bosch-si.com> * Move property defaults to respective modules. Signed-off-by: kaizimmerm <kai.zimmermann@bosch-si.com> * Moved test relevant properties in respective modules. Added missing tests. Signed-off-by: kaizimmerm <kai.zimmermann@bosch-si.com> * deleted security.filter-order property Signed-off-by: Jonathan Philip Knoblauch <JonathanPhilip.Knoblauch@bosch-si.com> * Remove empty line Signed-off-by: Melanie Retter <melanie.retter@bosch-si.com> * Removed build properties Signed-off-by: Jonathan Philip Knoblauch <JonathanPhilip.Knoblauch@bosch-si.com>
hawkBit Extensions
hawkBit extensions are implementations to extend the functionality of hawkBit which are maintained by the hawkBit community. The extensions can be used to integrate in a hawkBit application to exchange or extend hawkBit functionality. Extensions should work with the hawkBit example application. All extensions provide a README.md which explains the use of the extension and how to use them.
hawkBit extensions are implementations which are not included in the default implementation of hawkBit's security and auto-configuration mechanism or extending functionality by e.g. integrating third-party services to hawkBit.
hawkBit makes use of the spring-bean and configuration mechanism which allows an flexible configuration and the exchange of beans in spring-configurations. Many beans are @Conditional annotated in hawkBit so they can be overwritten. Extensions can also leverage and implemented functionalities based on hawkBit's event mechanism by subscribing to events and implement additional functionality.
hawkBit Extension follows
- Containing a
README.mdwhich explains the extension in detail and how to use it - Working with the hawkBit example application
- Following the maven-artifact-id
hawkbit-extension-<name>