@Incubating public interface PlayApplicationSpec extends ApplicationSpec, PlayPlatformAwareComponentSpec
Named.Namer| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
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boolean |
getInjectedRoutesGenerator()
Will an injected router be generated for this application?
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void |
platform(Object platformRequirements)
Specifies a
PlayPlatform with a given set of requirements that this
component should be built be for. |
void |
setInjectedRoutesGenerator(boolean injectedRoutesGenerator)
Configures the style of router to use with this application.
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getSourcestargetPlatformgetBinariesgetProjectPathgetName, getVariantsgetDisplayNamevoid platform(Object platformRequirements)
PlayPlatform with a given set of requirements that this
component should be built be for. Can accept a map of play, scala and/or java requirements or a string
representation of the desired play platform.
model {
components {
play {
platform 'play-2.3.9'
platform play: '2.3.2'
platform play: '2.3.6', scala: '2.10'
platform play: '2.3.7', scala: '2.11', java: '1.8'
}
}
}
platform in interface PlayPlatformAwareComponentSpecplatformRequirements - Map of Play requirements or the name of an Play platform.void setInjectedRoutesGenerator(boolean injectedRoutesGenerator)
By default, a static routes generator is used to generate a singleton router. This requires that all the actions that the router invokes on the application's controllers are either Scala singleton objects, or Java static methods.
In Play 2.4+, a injected routes generator is recommended. This requires that the router declares its dependencies to the application's controllers in its constructor. The controllers methods need to be instance methods.
injectedRoutesGenerator - false if a static router should be generated (default).
true if an injected router should be generated.boolean getInjectedRoutesGenerator()