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If you wish to use the SyMBA LSID web service API, but need a different implementation of the Assigner and/or the Resolver/Retriever, you can easily accomplish this via your own implementation of the three interfaces present within the symba-lsid-ws-api module. Create your own implementations for whichever class needs to have behaviour different from the provided implementations. You can do this by
Copy the SyMBA module you wish to make your own implementation of (e.g. the symba-lsid-ws-assigner module), giving a different name to the new directory.
Change the name of the module in the copied pom.xml.
Change the LsidAssignerImpl code to suit your needs, ensuring that you also change the name of the class and/or the package it is contained in to avoid any possibility of a clash.
Build the war with "mvn install" and then access your new WS with your own version of the client code, as exemplified in the symba-lsid-ws-client module.
If you wish this module to be built as part of the parent's "mvn install" command from the trunk/ directory, then you will need to add the module name to the trunk/pom.xml, in the module section.
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