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object CouchbaseSessionSettings

Source
model.scala
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  1. def apply(username: String, password: String): CouchbaseSessionSettings

    Scala API:

  2. def apply(system: ClassicActorSystemProvider): CouchbaseSessionSettings

    Scala API: Load the session from the default config path pekko.connectors.couchbase.session, expects the config object to have the fields username, password and nodes.

  3. def apply(system: ActorSystem): CouchbaseSessionSettings

    Scala API: Load the session from the default config path pekko.connectors.couchbase.session, expects the config object to have the fields username, password and nodes.

  4. def apply(config: Config): CouchbaseSessionSettings

    Scala API: Load the session from the given config object, expects the config object to have the fields username, password and nodes.

    Scala API: Load the session from the given config object, expects the config object to have the fields username, password and nodes. Using it means first looking your config namespace up yourself using config.getConfig("some.path").

  5. val configPath: String
  6. def create(system: ClassicActorSystemProvider): CouchbaseSessionSettings

    Java API: Load the session from the default config path pekko.connectors.couchbase.session, expects the config object to have the fields username, password and nodes.

  7. def create(system: ActorSystem): CouchbaseSessionSettings

    Java API: Load the session from the default config path pekko.connectors.couchbase.session, expects the config object to have the fields username, password and nodes.

  8. def create(config: Config): CouchbaseSessionSettings

    Java API: Load the session from the given config object, expects the config object to have the fields username, password and nodes.

    Java API: Load the session from the given config object, expects the config object to have the fields username, password and nodes. Using it means first looking your config namespace up yourself using config.getConfig("some.path").

  9. def create(username: String, password: String): CouchbaseSessionSettings

    Java API: