Examples of org.eclipse.jetty.webapp.FragmentDescriptor

org.eclipse.jetty.webapp.FragmentDescriptor
Fragment A web-fragment.xml descriptor.

      List<FragmentDescriptor> frags) throws Exception {
    // clear any previously discovered annotations from handlers
    clearAnnotationList(parser.getAnnotationHandlers());


    URI uri = r.getURI();
    FragmentDescriptor f = getFragmentFromJar(r, frags);


    // if a jar has no web-fragment.xml we scan it (because it is not
    // exluded by the ordering)
    // or if it has a fragment we scan it if it is not metadata complete
    if (f == null || !isMetaDataComplete(f)) {

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        for (Resource r : jars)
        {          
            //for each jar, we decide which set of annotations we need to parse for
            parser.clearHandlers();
            URI uri  = r.getURI();
            FragmentDescriptor f = getFragmentFromJar(r, frags);
           
            //if its from a fragment jar that is metadata complete, we should skip scanning for @webservlet etc
            // but yet we still need to do the scanning for the classes on behalf of  the servletcontainerinitializers
            //if a jar has no web-fragment.xml we scan it (because it is not excluded by the ordering)
            //or if it has a fragment we scan it if it is not metadata complete

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        for (Resource r : jars)
        {
            //for each jar, we decide which set of annotations we need to parse for
            final Set<Handler> handlers = new HashSet<Handler>();


            FragmentDescriptor f = getFragmentFromJar(r, frags);


            //if its from a fragment jar that is metadata complete, we should skip scanning for @webservlet etc
            // but yet we still need to do the scanning for the classes on behalf of  the servletcontainerinitializers
            //if a jar has no web-fragment.xml we scan it (because it is not excluded by the ordering)
            //or if it has a fragment we scan it if it is not metadata complete

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     */
    public FragmentDescriptor getFragmentFromJar (Resource jar,  List<FragmentDescriptor> frags)
    throws Exception
    {
        //check if the jar has a web-fragment.xml
        FragmentDescriptor d = null;
        for (FragmentDescriptor frag: frags)
        {
            Resource fragResource = frag.getResource(); //eg jar:file:///a/b/c/foo.jar!/META-INF/web-fragment.xml
            if (Resource.isContainedIn(fragResource,jar))
            {

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        URL webXml = Thread.currentThread().getContextClassLoader().getResource("web.xml");
        webDescriptor = new WebDescriptor(org.eclipse.jetty.util.resource.Resource.newResource(webXml));
        webDescriptor.parse();


        URL frag1Xml = Thread.currentThread().getContextClassLoader().getResource("web-fragment-1.xml");
        fragDescriptor1 = new FragmentDescriptor(org.eclipse.jetty.util.resource.Resource.newResource(frag1Xml));
        fragDescriptor1.parse();
        URL frag2Xml = Thread.currentThread().getContextClassLoader().getResource("web-fragment-2.xml");
        fragDescriptor2 = new FragmentDescriptor(org.eclipse.jetty.util.resource.Resource.newResource(frag2Xml));
        fragDescriptor2.parse();
        URL frag3Xml = Thread.currentThread().getContextClassLoader().getResource("web-fragment-3.xml");
        fragDescriptor3 = new FragmentDescriptor(org.eclipse.jetty.util.resource.Resource.newResource(frag3Xml));
        fragDescriptor3.parse();
        URL frag4Xml = Thread.currentThread().getContextClassLoader().getResource("web-fragment-4.xml");
        fragDescriptor4 = new FragmentDescriptor(org.eclipse.jetty.util.resource.Resource.newResource(frag4Xml));
        fragDescriptor4.parse();
    }

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        AnnotationConfiguration config = new AnnotationConfiguration();
        WebAppContext wac = new WebAppContext();


        List<FragmentDescriptor> frags = new ArrayList<FragmentDescriptor>();
        frags.add(new FragmentDescriptor(Resource.newResource("jar:"+url+"file.jar!/fooa.props")));
        frags.add(new FragmentDescriptor(Resource.newResource("jar:"+url+"file2.jar!/foob.props")));


        assertNotNull(config.getFragmentFromJar(jar1, frags));
    }

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        for (Resource r : jars)
        {
            //for each jar, we decide which set of annotations we need to parse for
            final Set<Handler> handlers = new HashSet<Handler>();


            FragmentDescriptor f = getFragmentFromJar(r, frags);


            //if its from a fragment jar that is metadata complete, we should skip scanning for @webservlet etc
            // but yet we still need to do the scanning for the classes on behalf of  the servletcontainerinitializers
            //if a jar has no web-fragment.xml we scan it (because it is not excluded by the ordering)
            //or if it has a fragment we scan it if it is not metadata complete

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     */
    public FragmentDescriptor getFragmentFromJar (Resource jar,  List<FragmentDescriptor> frags)
    throws Exception
    {
        //check if the jar has a web-fragment.xml
        FragmentDescriptor d = null;
        for (FragmentDescriptor frag: frags)
        {
            Resource fragResource = frag.getResource(); //eg jar:file:///a/b/c/foo.jar!/META-INF/web-fragment.xml
            if (Resource.isContainedIn(fragResource,jar))
            {

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