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package com.citigroup.get.quantum.config.v2.internal.soap;

import java.util.List;
import javax.xml.ws.BindingProvider;

/**
 * <h2>ConfigurationRetrievalServicePortType</h2>
 * * <p>Core JAX-WS Service Endpoint Interface (SEI) responsible for the synchronous, 
 * remote retrieval of enterprise configuration metadata over SOAP/HTTP. This component 
 * serves as the primary network boundary for the CPLS infrastructure, replacing local 
 * property evaluation with centralized dynamic provisioning.
 * * <p><b>Architectural Context & Integration:</b><br>
 * This interface has been modernized for compatibility with <b>Java 21</b> and <b>Spring 6.1</b>. 
 * It drives a Document-Literal Wrapped SOAP 1.1 transport stack targeting the namespace 
 * {@code http://server.service.config.quantum.get.citi.com/xsd}. Runtime client implementation 
 * proxies generated from this contract natively fulfill the {@link BindingProvider} interface, 
 * which allows upstream handlers and custom load balancers to dynamically inject target URLs into the 
 * active request context using the standard {@link BindingProvider#ENDPOINT_ADDRESS_PROPERTY} key, 
 * completely bypassing the need for legacy reflection.
 * * <p><b>Thread Safety & Runtime Optimization:</b><br>
 * Client proxy stubs are inherently thread-safe for concurrent multi-threaded invocations. To ensure 
 * optimal throughput when serving parallel requests within Java 21 Virtual Thread environments, 
 * downstream consumers and caching decorators must utilize high-performance, non-blocking utilities 
 * (such as {@code StringBuilder} instead of {@code StringBuffer}, and native {@code System.arraycopy()} 
 * for array adjustments). Any internal state tracking or lazy-initialization logic must synchronize 
 * strictly against local class-level {@code private final} immutable lock objects to eliminate the risk 
 * of lock hijacking or thread-pinning on volatile reference variables.
 * * <p>The contract exposes five operational vectors:
 * <ul>
 * <li>{@code getProperty}: Resolves an individual application key-value configuration.</li>
 * <li>{@code getProperties}: Performs a high-efficiency batch lookup of explicit properties in a single round-trip.</li>
 * <li>{@code getGroupOfProperties}: Pulls entire predefined profile matrices mapped under an alias.</li>
 * <li>{@code getFile}: Streams down raw binary infrastructure assets (certificates, custom XML descriptors).</li>
 * <li>{@code getAllProperties}: Deep-fetches the complete active configuration catalog bound to a specific application workspace.</li>
 * </ul>
 * * @since CPLS Migration 2.0 (Java 21 / Spring 6.1 Baseline)
 */
public interface ConfigurationRetrievalServicePortType {

    Property getProperty(String applicationName, String propertyName);

    List<Property> getProperties(String applicationName, List<String> propertyNames);

    List<Property> getGroupOfProperties(String applicationName, String groupName);

    byte[] getFile(String applicationName, String fileName);

    List<Property> getAllProperties(String applicationName);
}