Examples of org.eclipse.jetty.webapp.ClasspathPattern

org.eclipse.jetty.webapp.ClasspathPattern
ClasspathPattern performs sequential pattern matching of a class name against an internal array of classpath pattern entries. When an entry starts with '-' (minus), reverse matching is performed. When an entry ends with '.' (period), prefix matching is performed. When class is initialized from a classpath pattern string, entries in this string should be separated by ':' (semicolon) or ',' (comma).

        _baseResource=baseResource;
        _mimeTypes=new MimeTypes();
        _resourceCache=new ResourceCache(null,baseResource,_mimeTypes,false,false);
        
        String[] patterns = (String[])_server.getAttribute(WebAppContext.SERVER_SRV_CLASSES);
        _serverClasses=new ClasspathPattern(patterns==null?WebAppContext.__dftServerClasses:patterns);
        patterns = (String[])_server.getAttribute(WebAppContext.SERVER_SYS_CLASSES);
        _systemClasses=new ClasspathPattern(patterns==null?WebAppContext.__dftSystemClasses:patterns);
        _libLoader=libLoader;
        


        // Is this a webapp or a normal context
        Resource classes=getBaseResource().addPath("WEB-INF/classes/");

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     * </dl>
     * @param serverClasses The serverClasses to set.
     */
    public void setServerClasses(String[] serverClasses)
    {
        _serverClasses = new ClasspathPattern(serverClasses);
    }

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     * </dl>
     * @param systemClasses The systemClasses to set.
     */
    public void setSystemClasses(String[] systemClasses)
    {
        _systemClasses = new ClasspathPattern(systemClasses);
    }

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