You may reference any configuration directive by enclosing the name in "%" signs. Example: %core.agavi_dir%
The <configurations> tag is the root tag of all Agavi XML configuration files.
A full path to a file which can be used to define default configuration options. You can use keywords here.
0-n <configuration>
Within the <configuration> block you can define configuration options which are only effective in the context/environment combination. Specifying one (or both) of the attributes limits that block to both the context and environment specified. You can actually define several configuration blocks in the root tag.
Most configuration handlers allow selective overwriting of single attributes. So you can define a filter with all parameters it needs and just disable it for certain contexts without having to specify the parameters or any of the attributes your already specified again.
The name of the context for which this configuration block is valid.
The name of the environment this configuration block is valid in.
The available child tags depend on the configuration handler which is used.
autoloads
compiles
handlers
databases
controller, database_manager, dispatch_filter execution_container, execution_filter, filter_chain, logger_manager, request, response, routing, security_filter, storage, translation_manager, user, validator_manager
filters
loggers, appenders, layout
enabled, title, version, name, authors, homepage, update_url, description
output_types
roles
routes
exception_templates, settings, system_actions
available_locales, translators
defaults, validators