Examples of ConditionSX

org.jwall.web.audit.rules.operators.ConditionSX

Instances of this class match all values for the given variable against the specified simple expression. A simple expression is a match containing two special wildcards: * and ?.
@author Christian Bockermann <chris@jwall.org>

Examples of org.jwall.web.audit.rules.operators.ConditionSX

    }


    @Before
    public void setUp() throws Exception
    {
        condition = new ConditionSX( "REQUEST_HEADERS:Host", "*.jwall.org" );
    }

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Examples of org.jwall.web.audit.rules.operators.ConditionSX

    }
    
    @Test
    public void testNegateMatch() throws Exception {
        log.info( "Testing negation... " );
        ConditionSX neg = new ConditionSX( "", "!*.org" );
        ConditionSX neg2 = new ConditionSX( "", "!*.org" );
        Assert.assertFalse( neg.matches( "secure.jwall.org" ) );
        Assert.assertTrue( neg2.matches( "secure.jwall.com" ) );
    }

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Examples of org.jwall.web.audit.rules.operators.ConditionSX


    
    @Test
    public void testNegateMatchNoWildcard() throws Exception {
        log.info( "Testing wildcard-negation..." );
        ConditionSX sx = new ConditionSX( "", "!secure.jwall.org" );
        Assert.assertFalse( sx.matches( "secure.jwall.org" ) );
        Assert.assertTrue( sx.matches( "www.jwall.org" ) );
    }

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