com.opensymphony.xwork2.config.impl

Class AbstractMatcher<E>

java.lang.Object

com.opensymphony.xwork2.config.impl.AbstractMatcher<E>

All Implemented Interfaces:

Serializable

Direct Known Subclasses:

ActionConfigMatcher, NamespaceMatcher

public abstract class AbstractMatcher<E>
extends Object
implements Serializable

Matches patterns against pre-compiled wildcard expressions pulled from target objects. It uses the wildcard matcher from the Apache Cocoon project. Patterns will be matched in the order they were added. The first match wins, so more specific patterns should be defined before less specific patterns.

Since:

2.1

See Also:

Serialized Form

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor and Description
AbstractMatcher(PatternMatcher<?> helper)

Method Summary

Methods

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
void	addPattern(String name, E target, boolean looseMatch) Finds and precompiles the wildcard patterns.
protected abstract E	convert(String path, E orig, Map<String,String> vars) Clones the target object and its children, replacing various properties with the values of the wildcard-matched strings.
protected String	convertParam(String val, Map<String,String> vars) Inserts into a value wildcard-matched strings where specified with the {x} syntax.
void	freeze()
E	match(String potentialMatch) Matches the path against the compiled wildcard patterns.
protected Map<String,String>	replaceParameters(Map<String,String> orig, Map<String,String> vars) Replaces parameter values

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

AbstractMatcher

public AbstractMatcher(PatternMatcher<?> helper)

Method Detail

addPattern

public void addPattern(String name,
              E target,
              boolean looseMatch)

Finds and precompiles the wildcard patterns. Patterns will be evaluated in the order they were added. Only patterns that actually contain a wildcard will be compiled.

Patterns can optionally be matched "loosely". When the end of the pattern matches \*[^*]\*$ (wildcard, no wildcard, wildcard), if the pattern fails, it is also matched as if the last two characters didn't exist. The goal is to support the legacy "*!*" syntax, where the "!*" is optional.

Parameters:

name - The pattern

target - The object to associate with the pattern

looseMatch - To loosely match wildcards or not

freeze

public void freeze()

match

public E match(String potentialMatch)

Matches the path against the compiled wildcard patterns.

Parameters:

potentialMatch - The portion of the request URI for selecting a config.

Returns:

The action config if matched, else null

convert

protected abstract E convert(String path,
        E orig,
        Map<String,String> vars)

Clones the target object and its children, replacing various properties with the values of the wildcard-matched strings.

Parameters:

path - The requested path

orig - The original object

vars - A Map of wildcard-matched strings

Returns:

A cloned object with appropriate properties replaced with wildcard-matched values

replaceParameters

protected Map<String,String> replaceParameters(Map<String,String> orig,
                                   Map<String,String> vars)

Replaces parameter values

Parameters:

orig - The original parameters with placehold values

vars - A Map of wildcard-matched strings

convertParam

protected String convertParam(String val,
                  Map<String,String> vars)

Inserts into a value wildcard-matched strings where specified with the {x} syntax. If a wildcard-matched value isn't found, the replacement token is turned into an empty string.

Parameters:

val - The value to convert

vars - A Map of wildcard-matched strings

Returns:

The new value