# URL of the registry of the central you want to use
# e.g. http://mobycentral.icapture.ubc.ca/cgi-bin/MOBY05/mobycentral.pl for MOBY central
central.url		=	http://centralHost:centralPort/cgi-bin/MOBY-Central.pl

# URI of the registry of the central you want to use
# e.g. http://mobycentral.icapture.ubc.ca/MOBY/Central for MOBY central
central.uri		=	http://centralHost:centralPort/MOBY/Central

# path to your local central
local.url		=	http://yourhost:yourPort/cgi-bin/MOBY-Central.pl

# URI of your local central
local.uri		=	http://yourhost:yourPort/MOBY/Central

# your name as authority which you use to register services
# this will be used to distinguish your local services from the central services
# so that they wont be deleted locally because they are missing in the central
authority	=	yourAuthority


# path to the file to log all the information printed by the application.
# with ending "/"
log.path		=	/path/to/a/directory/for/the/logfile/

# sets the level for the logging.
# values can be : fine | info | warning | severe
 
# - fine gives you a full and detailed information about the process
# - info gives you a comprehensive overview of the process
# - warning gives you only the warning of the process
# - severe gives you only the errors 
log.level		= fine

# sets which entries shall be synchronized
# 1 = synchronize the servicestypes, 0 not
sync.servicetypes	=	1
# 1 = synchronize the namespaces, 0 not
sync.namespaces		=	1
# 1 = synchronize the datatypes, 0 not
sync.datatypes		=	1
# 1 = synchronize the services, 0 not
# (be aware that the service are depending on the update of the other entries. 
# So switching them off could result in failing to register some services !) 
sync.services		=	1


#########################################
############### FILTERING ###############
#########################################

# here you can specify the filtering rules for the sync process
# if you want to create a rule you have to uncomment the specific line by removing the '#' 
# at the beginning of a line. If you want to ignore a field for the filtering just add a '#'
# at the beginning of the line.

# a rule is composed of single statements, separated via ',' (this is mandatory as the separator !)
# you can distinguish if you want to create a positive or a negative rule for the field

# a positive rule means that only the fields of the service with the specified pattern 
# are taken into account ! (for a positive rule add a '+' at the beginning of the pattern)

# a negative rule means that the fields of the service with the specified pattern are ignored !
# (for a negative rule add a '-' at the beginning of the pattern)

# one of the signs '+' / '-' have to be given !

# the recognition of the pattern is done by regulare expressions so you can use parts of a word 
# and the system will take all matching fields into account
# e.g. if you want to match mpiz-koeln.mpg.de you can use the whole phrase or just parts of it like
# mpiz mpiz-koeln mpg.de 
# and so on

# EXAMPLES:
#
# 1. to ignore services from the authority mpiz-koeln.de:
#		-mpiz-koeln.de
#
# 2. to ignore services from the authority mpiz-koeln.de AND mips.gsf.de:
#		-mpiz-koeln,mips.gsf
#
# 3. only take the services from the authority mips.gsf.de into account:
#		+mips.gsf.de
#
# 4. take only services from the authority mips.gsf.de into account BUT non which service names
#	 contains FASTA:
#		+mips.gsf.de
#		-FASTA

# The filter rules are case insensitive, so MIPS and mips are the same
# The special regular expression patterns like .* are not needed and can fail the filtering !

#filter.authority		=	
#filter.service.name	=		
#filter.input			=	
#filter.output			=	
#filter.type			=
#filter.category		=