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In Play Framework 3, what is the primary role of the `ApplicationLoader` in the bootstrapping process, and how does it differ from the older `GlobalSettings` approach?
The `ApplicationLoader` is responsible for providing configuration values and HTTP routing, replacing the need for `GlobalSettings` entirely.
The `ApplicationLoader` primarily handles static asset serving and WebSocket connections, making `GlobalSettings` redundant for these tasks.
The `ApplicationLoader`'s main function is to manage database connections and session management, offering a more streamlined alternative to `GlobalSettings`.
The `ApplicationLoader` is the entry point for creating an `Application` instance, allowing for programmatic configuration of components like `HttpFilters` and `ActionCreator`s, whereas `GlobalSettings` was a single, imperative object.
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When implementing custom HTTP filters in Play Framework 3 using the `HttpFilters` trait, what is the expected behavior regarding the order of filter application, and how can this be managed programmatically?
Filters are applied in the order they are returned by the `filters` method of the `HttpFilters` trait, and this order is determined by the order of instantiation of the filter components.
Filters are applied in alphabetical order based on their class names, and no programmatic control over the order is available.
Filters are applied in the reverse order of their declaration within the `HttpFilters` implementation, and order cannot be programmatically controlled.
Filters are applied in the order of their priority as defined by annotations, and the framework automatically sorts them.
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Consider a scenario in Play Framework 3 where you need to inject a custom `Action` that requires parameters derived from the request or application configuration. What is the recommended approach for creating and injecting such parameterized actions, and why is it preferred over direct instantiation within controllers?
Modify the Play Framework's core `Action` factory to include your custom parameter injection logic.
Define the parameters as implicit values within the controller, and the `Action` will automatically pick them up.
Instantiate the custom `Action` directly within the controller method, passing the required parameters during instantiation.
Create a custom `ActionBuilder` that encapsulates the logic for creating the parameterized `Action`, and inject this builder into the controller.

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