Examples of org.apache.tomcat.core.Container

org.apache.tomcat.core.Container

A group of resources, with some common properties. Container is similar with Apache "dir_conf" structue. Each Context has a default Container and one container for each URL property ( mapping handlers and security constraints ). The ContextManager has a defaultContainer containing global properties. Each time a container is added to a Context, addContainer() hook is called to notify all modules of a new URL property. Modules that implement contextMap/requestMap and security constraints ( authenticate/authorize hooks ) will construct specialized data structures. You can associate trees, hashtables or other data types with the context using notes - no application/module should assume any particular structure is in used, the user can choose any mapper. See SimpleMapper1 for an example of such structures. A container will be selected by best-matching a request using the alghoritms described in the servlet API.

  // XXX we need to better collect all mappings
  addMapping( ctxPath + "/servlet/*", uri_worker );


  Enumeration servletMaps=context.getContainers();
  while( servletMaps.hasMoreElements() ) {
      Container ct=(Container)servletMaps.nextElement();
      addMapping( context, ct , uri_worker );
  }


  // XXX ErrorDocument
  // Security and filter mappings

  // XXX we need to better collect all mappings
  addMapping( ctxPath + "/servlet/*", mod_jk );
      
  Enumeration servletMaps=context.getContainers();
  while( servletMaps.hasMoreElements() ) {
      Container ct=(Container)servletMaps.nextElement();
      addMapping( context, ct , mod_jk );
  }
  
  // There is a big problem with this one - it is
  // equivalent with JkMount path/*...

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