Examples of com.volantis.xml.pipeline.sax.convert.URLRewriteProcessConfiguration

Package com.volantis.xml.pipeline.sax.convert

Examples of com.volantis.xml.pipeline.sax.convert.URLRewriteProcessConfiguration

com.volantis.xml.pipeline.sax.convert.URLRewriteProcessConfiguration
Configuration for URLRewriteProcess. There are two aspects to configuring a URLRewriteProcess: a) the URLPrefixRewriteManager and b) the ConverterConfiguration. The URLPrefixRewriteManager contains the url prefixes of urls that should be rewritten and the rules that define how to rewrite them. The ConverterConfiguration defines which elements contain urls that should be rewritten and the attributes of these elements that contain the url value.


            // Switch on remapping
            webdConf.setRemapRedirects(true);


            // Create and configure the URL rewriter.
            URLRewriteProcessConfiguration configuration =
                    new URLRewriteProcessConfiguration();
            URLPrefixRewriteManager rewriter =
                    configuration.getURLPrefixRewriteManager();


            // This rule simulates mapping a DSB service called xpv to
            // the DSB service anotherService.
            rewriter.addRewritableURLPrefix("http://www.volantis.com/dsb/xpv",
                    "http://www.volantis.com/dsb/anotherService",

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     * @return the newly created URL rewrite process, null if not required.
     */
    private XMLProcess createURLRewriterProcess(String redirectURL) {
        XMLProcess process = null;
        if (redirectURL != null && getFollowRedirects()) {
            URLRewriteProcessConfiguration urlRewriteConfig =
                    new URLRewriteProcessConfiguration();


            ConverterConfiguration convertConfig =
                    urlRewriteConfig.getConverterConfiguration();
            convertConfig.setTuples(TUPLES);


            URLPrefixRewriteManager rewriteManager =
                    urlRewriteConfig.getURLPrefixRewriteManager();


            rewriteManager.addRewritableURLPrefix(null, redirectURL,
                                                  URLPrefixRewriteOperation.ADD_PREFIX);


            process = new URLRewriteProcess(urlRewriteConfig);

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     */
    private XMLProcess createURLRewriterProcess(
            String contextPath, GenericURLRemapper urlRemapper) {
        XMLProcess process = null;
        if (contextPath != null) {
            URLRewriteProcessConfiguration urlRewriteConfig =
                    new URLRewriteProcessConfiguration();


            ConverterConfiguration convertConfig =
                    urlRewriteConfig.getConverterConfiguration();
            convertConfig.setTuples(TUPLES);


            URLPrefixRewriteManager rewriteManager =
                    urlRewriteConfig.getURLPrefixRewriteManager();


            //Add rewritableURLPrefix values for all the remote projects.
            //The values are constructed by mapping the remote project location
            //to the contextPath/project.
            //e.g. if there is a project mapping jsp->http://localhost:8080

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        // indicate that the webdriver should attempt to remap
        // redirected URLs. This will only work if there is a rewrite
        // manager
        webdConfig.setRemapRedirects(true);


        URLRewriteProcessConfiguration urlRewriteConfig =
                    new URLRewriteProcessConfiguration();


        webdConfig.setRedirectRewriteManager(
                urlRewriteConfig.getURLPrefixRewriteManager());


        // indicate that if a redirect url cannot be remapped, we
        // should not attempt to follow the original url.
        webdConfig.setFollowUnsuccessfulRedirectRemaps(false);

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