org.apache.tomcat.util.scan
Class StandardJarScanner
java.lang.Object
org.apache.tomcat.util.scan.StandardJarScanner
- All Implemented Interfaces:
- JarScanner
public class StandardJarScanner
- extends Object
- implements JarScanner
The default JarScanner
implementation scans the WEB-INF/lib directory
followed by the provided classloader and then works up the classloader
hierarchy. This implementation is sufficient to meet the requirements of the
Servlet 3.0 specification as well as to provide a number of Tomcat specific
extensions. The extensions are:
- Scanning the classloader hierarchy (enabled by default)
- Testing all files to see if they are JARs (disabled by default)
- Testing all directories to see if they are exploded JARs
(disabled by default)
All of the extensions may be controlled via configuration.
Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
StandardJarScanner
public StandardJarScanner()
isScanClassPath
public boolean isScanClassPath()
setScanClassPath
public void setScanClassPath(boolean scanClassPath)
isScanAllFiles
public boolean isScanAllFiles()
setScanAllFiles
public void setScanAllFiles(boolean scanAllFiles)
isScanAllDirectories
public boolean isScanAllDirectories()
setScanAllDirectories
public void setScanAllDirectories(boolean scanAllDirectories)
scan
public void scan(ServletContext context,
ClassLoader classloader,
JarScannerCallback callback,
Set<String> jarsToSkip)
- Scan the provided ServletContext and classloader for JAR files. Each JAR
file found will be passed to the callback handler to be processed.
- Specified by:
scan
in interface JarScanner
- Parameters:
context
- The ServletContext - used to locate and access
WEB-INF/libclassloader
- The classloader - used to access JARs not in
WEB-INF/libcallback
- The handler to process any JARs foundjarsToSkip
- List of JARs to ignore. If this list is null, a
default list will be read from the system property
defined by Constants.SKIP_JARS_PROPERTY
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