Uses of Class org.ow2.jonas.deployment.web.Pattern (JOnAS 5.1.4 API)

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org.ow2.jonas.deployment.web.Pattern

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Uses of Pattern in org.ow2.jonas.deployment.web

Methods in org.ow2.jonas.deployment.web with parameters of type Pattern
`void`	`PatternEntry.addQualifiedPattern(Pattern otherPattern)` Add to this pattern a qualified pattern
`boolean`	`Pattern.isMatching(Pattern otherPattern)` Test if this pattern matches another pattern This URL pattern matches another pattern if they are related, by case sensitive comparison, as follows: - their pattern values are String equivalent, or - this pattern is the path-prefix pattern "/", or - this pattern is a path-prefix pattern (that is, it starts with "/" and ends with "/") and the other pattern starts with the substring of this pattern, minus its last 2 characters, and the next character of the other pattern, if there is one, is "/", or - this pattern is an extension pattern (that is, it starts with "*.") and the other pattern ends with this pattern, or this pattern is the special default pattern, "/", which matches all other patterns.

Methods in org.ow2.jonas.deployment.web with parameters of type Pattern

void PatternEntry.addQualifiedPattern(Pattern otherPattern)
Add to this pattern a qualified pattern

boolean Pattern.isMatching(Pattern otherPattern)
Test if this pattern matches another pattern This URL pattern matches another pattern if they are related, by case sensitive comparison, as follows: - their pattern values are String equivalent, or - this pattern is the path-prefix pattern "/*", or - this pattern is a path-prefix pattern (that is, it starts with "/" and ends with "/*") and the other pattern starts with the substring of this pattern, minus its last 2 characters, and the next character of the other pattern, if there is one, is "/", or - this pattern is an extension pattern (that is, it starts with "*.") and the other pattern ends with this pattern, or this pattern is the special default pattern, "/", which matches all other patterns.