Method Detail

• getResource

  WebResource getResource(java.lang.String path)

  Obtain the object that represents the resource at the given path. Note the resource at that path may not exist.

  Parameters:

  path - The path for the resource of interest relative to the root of the web application. It must start with '/'.

  Returns:

  The object that represents the resource at the given path

• list

  java.lang.String[] list(java.lang.String path)

  Obtain the list of the names of all of the files and directories located in the specified directory.

  Parameters:

  path - The path for the resource of interest relative to the root of the web application. It must start with '/'.

  Returns:

  The list of resources. If path does not refer to a directory then a zero length array will be returned.

• listWebAppPaths

  java.util.Set<java.lang.String> listWebAppPaths(java.lang.String path)

  Obtain the Set of the web applications pathnames of all of the files and directories located in the specified directory. Paths representing directories will end with a "/" character.

  Parameters:

  path - The path for the resource of interest relative to the root of the web application. It must start with '/'.

  Returns:

  The Set of resources. If path does not refer to a directory then an empty set will be returned.

• mkdir

  boolean mkdir(java.lang.String path)

  Create a new directory at the given path.

  Parameters:

  path - The path for the new resource to create relative to the root of the web application. It must start with '/'.

  Returns:

  true if the directory was created, otherwise false

• write

  boolean write(java.lang.String path,
              java.io.InputStream is,
              boolean overwrite)

  Create a new resource at the requested path using the provided InputStream.

  Parameters:

  path - The path to be used for the new Resource. It is relative to the root of the web application and must start with '/'.

  is - The InputStream that will provide the content for the new Resource.

  overwrite - If true and the resource already exists it will be overwritten. If false and the resource already exists the write will fail.

  Returns:

  true if and only if the new Resource is written

• setRoot

  void setRoot(WebResourceRoot root)

• getClassLoaderOnly

  boolean getClassLoaderOnly()

  Should resources returned by this resource set only be included in any results when the lookup is explicitly looking for class loader resources. i.e. should these resources be excluded from look ups that are explicitly looking for static (non-class loader) resources.

  Returns:

  true if these resources should only be used for class loader resource lookups, otherwise false

• setClassLoaderOnly

  void setClassLoaderOnly(boolean classLoaderOnly)

• getStaticOnly

  boolean getStaticOnly()

  Should resources returned by this resource set only be included in any results when the lookup is explicitly looking for static (non-class loader) resources. i.e. should these resources be excluded from look ups that are explicitly looking for class loader resources.

  Returns:

  true if these resources should only be used for static (non-class loader) resource lookups, otherwise false

• setStaticOnly

  void setStaticOnly(boolean staticOnly)

• getBaseUrl

  java.net.URL getBaseUrl()

  Obtain the base URL for this set of resources. One of the uses of this is to grant read permissions to the resources when running under a security manager.

• setReadOnly

  void setReadOnly(boolean readOnly)

  Configures whether or not this set of resources is read-only.

  Parameters:

  readOnly - true if this set of resources should be configured to be read-only

  Throws:

  java.lang.IllegalArgumentException - if an attempt is made to configure a WebResourceSet that is hard-coded to be read-only as writable

• isReadOnly

  boolean isReadOnly()

  Obtains the current value of the read-only setting for this set of resources.

  Returns:

  true if this set of resources is configured to be read-only, otherwise false

• gc

  void gc()

  Implementations may cache some information to improve performance. This method triggers the clean-up of those resources.