@Target({PARAMETER,FIELD}) @Retention(RUNTIME) @Documented @MinMuleVersion("4.5.0") public @interface ConfigOverride

Binds the annotated member with the ParameterModel of the same name and type that exists in the config associated to the container of the annotated member.
When annotated with ConfigOverride, the parameter will be injected with the same value of the bound parameter of the config that's been associated to the execution.
For example, if we declare the operation:

public void request(@Config ConfigType config, @ConfigOverride int maxRetries)

Where the configuration ConfigType declares a parameter as:

 
  @Parameter
  @Optional(defaultValue = "10")
  @int maxRetries;

Then we can have three different cases:

1) We use the default value of the maxRetries parameter provided by the config. In this case, the operation request will be injected with 10 as the value for maxRetries

 
 <mule>
  <ns:config name="sampleConfig">

  <flow>
     <ns:request config-ref="sampleConfig">
  </flow>
 </mule>

2) We provide a value for the maxRetries parameter in the config. In this case, the operation request will be injected with 2 as the value for maxRetries

 
 <mule>
  <ns:config name="sampleConfig" maxRetries=2>

  <flow>
     <ns:request config-ref="sampleConfig">
  </flow>
 </mule>

3) We provide a value for the maxRetries parameter in the operation. In this case, the operation request will be injected with 5 as the value for maxRetries

 
 <mule>
  <ns:config name="sampleConfig" maxRetries=2>

  <flow>
     <ns:request config-ref="sampleConfig" maxRetries=5>
  </flow>
 </mule>

This annotation can either be applied to an argument of an operation method or to a field of a class which extends the Source class. It is not to be used on configurations nor connections.

Since:: 1.0

Annotation Interface ConfigOverride