Map<String, Object> getDefaults(Map<String, Object> params);
This method is normally called only once, just after the component instance has been created. It is used to get some initial
settings from the component and create a default/initial configuration which can be modified by the user. It is recommended
that the component returns all possible settings with it’s default values so they can be presented to the end-user for configuration
or diagnostic purposes. No component initialisation can take place here and the developer can not assume that this method
is called only once. Every time this method is called it should return only defaults not the settings set with setProperties()
. The Map<String, Object>
params provided as a parameter to this method can contain some hints or pre-initial parameters which can affect generating default configuration. This is because configuration for some components may be complex
and can have many different presets or optimisations depending on the use case. These presets can be used to generate proper
default configuration. If the component implementation extends AbstractMessageReceiver then the implementation of the method
should always look like this:
@Override public Map<String, Object> getDefaults(Map<String, Object> params) { Map defs = super.getDefaults(params); defs.put(CONF_ENTRY_KEY, conf_entry_val); return defs; }