type=url, application=myApp, contextPath=mywebapp, uri=.jsp, httpMethod=GET type=url, application=myApp, contextPath=mywebapp, uri=.jsp type=url, application=myApp, contextPath=mywebapp, uri=, httpMethod=GET type=url, application=myApp, contextPath=myweba
3.6.8.1 Pattern Matching for URL Resources
Sections SRV.11.1 and SRV.11.2 of the Java Servlet 2.3 Specification http:jcp.orgaboutJavacommunityprocessfirstjsr053index.ht ml describe the servlet containers pattern matching rules. These rules are used for URL resources as well. The following examples illustrate some important concepts with regard to URL resource pattern matching.3.6.8.1.1 Example 1 For the URL resource type=url, application=myApp,
contextPath=mywebapp, uri=foomy.jsp, httpMethod=GET, the resource hierarchy used is as follows. Note lines 3 and 4, which contain URL patterns that may be different from what is expected.1. type=url, application=myApp, contextPath=mywebapp, uri=foomy.jsp,
httpMethod=GET2. type=url, application=myApp, contextPath=mywebapp, uri=foomy.jsp
3. type=url, application=myApp, contextPath=mywebapp, uri=foomy.jsp,
httpMethod=GET4. type=url, application=myApp, contextPath=mywebapp, uri=foomy.jsp
5. type=url, application=myApp, contextPath=mywebapp, uri=foo,
httpMethod=GET6. type=url, application=myApp, contextPath=mywebapp, uri=foo
7. type=url, application=myApp, contextPath=mywebapp, uri=.jsp, httpMethod=GET
8. type=url, application=myApp, contextPath=mywebapp, uri=.jsp
Note: For more information about the getParentResource method, see the WebLogic Server API Reference Javadoc for any of the predefined WebLogic resource types or the Resource interface. Design Considerations 3-299. type=url, application=myApp, contextPath=mywebapp, uri=, httpMethod=GET
10. type=url, application=myApp, contextPath=mywebapp, uri=
11. type=url, application=myApp, contextPath=mywebapptype=url,
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