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  Useful for setting the baseuri (i.e. preceeding /das) in XML/HTML responses when behind a reverse-proxy.

  my $sResponse_Baseuri = $cfg->response_baseuri();

=head2 server_url - helper method for constructing a fully-qualified URL for the server

  Useful for setting the full server URL in XML/HTML responses when behind a reverse-proxy.

  my $sServer_url = $cfg->server_url();

=head2 interface - get accessor configured interface

  my $sInterface = $cfg->interface();

=head2 adaptors - Build all known Bio::Das::ProServer::SourceAdaptors (including those Hydra-based)

  my @aAdaptors = $oConfig->adaptors();

  Note this can be an expensive call if lots of sources or large hydra sets are configured.

=head2 adaptor - Build a SourceAdaptor given a dsn (may be a hydra-based adaptor)

  my $oSourceAdaptor = $oConfig->adaptor($sWantedDSN);

=head2 knows - Is a requested dsn known about?

  my $bDSNIsKnown = $oConfig->knows($sWantedDSN);

=head2 das_version - Server-supported das version

  my $sVersion = $oConfig->das_version();

  By default 'DAS/1.53E';

=head2 server_version - Server release version

  my $sVersion = $oConfig->server_version();

  By default 'ProServer/2.7';

=head2 hydra_adaptor - Build a hydra-based SourceAdaptor given dsn and optional hydraname

  my $oAdaptor = $oConfig->hydra_adaptor($sWantedDSN, $sHydraName); # fast

  my $oAdaptor = $oConfig->hydra_adaptor($sWantedDSN); # slow, performs a full scan of any configured hydras

=head2 hydra - Build SourceHydra for a given dsn/hydraname

  my $oHydra = $oConfig->hydra($sHydraName);

=head2 log - log to STDERR with timestamp

  $oConfig->log('a message');

=head1 DIAGNOSTICS

=head1 DEPENDENCIES

=head1 INCOMPATIBILITIES

=head1 BUGS AND LIMITATIONS

=head1 AUTHOR

Roger Pettett <rmp@sanger.ac.uk>.

=head1 LICENSE AND COPYRIGHT

Copyright (c) 2006 The Sanger Institute

This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
it under the same terms as Perl itself.  See DISCLAIMER.txt for
disclaimers of warranty.