Examples of WildcardMatcher

org.apache.cocoon.sitemap.matcher.WildcardMatcher
org.jacoco.core.runtime.WildcardMatcher
Matches strings against ?/* wildcard expressions. Multiple expressions can be separated with a vertical bar (|). In this case the expression matches if at least one part matches. @author Marc R. Hoffmann @version $Revision: $
org.springmodules.xt.ajax.action.matcher.WildcardMatcher
Match elements to modify by identifier and the underscore ("_") wildcard.
The WildcardMatcher will make actions matching elements whose identifier starts with a substring of the identifier provided here, and ends with the "_" wildcard character.
For instance, if you construct a WildcardMatcher with "foo.bar" as element id, you'll match the element with "foo.bar" id, and all elements starting with a substring of "foo.bar" and ending with the "_" wildcard, like "foo_", "foo._" and so on. @author Sergio Bossa

Examples of org.springmodules.xt.ajax.action.matcher.WildcardMatcher

        
        assertXpathEvaluatesTo("testId", "/replace-children/context/matcher/@contextNodeID", result);
    }
    
    public void testRenderWithWildcardMatcher() throws Exception {
        ElementMatcher matcher = new WildcardMatcher("testId");
        AjaxAction action = new RemoveContentAction(matcher);
        
        String result = action.render();
        
        System.out.println(result);

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Examples of org.springmodules.xt.ajax.action.matcher.WildcardMatcher

        assertXpathEvaluatesTo("Test Component", "/replace", result);
        assertXpathEvaluatesTo("testId", "/replace/context/matcher/@contextNodeID", result);
    }
    
    public void testRenderWithWildcardMatcher() throws Exception {
        ElementMatcher matcher = new WildcardMatcher("testId");
        AjaxAction action = new ReplaceElementAction(matcher, new SimpleText("Test Component"));
        
        String result = action.render();
        
        System.out.println(result);

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