org.eclipse.jetty.deploy.bindings
Class GlobalWebappConfigBinding

java.lang.Object
  org.eclipse.jetty.deploy.bindings.GlobalWebappConfigBinding

All Implemented Interfaces:

AppLifeCycle.Binding

public class GlobalWebappConfigBinding
extends Object
implements AppLifeCycle.Binding

Provides a way of globally setting various aspects of webapp contexts. Adding this binding will allow the user to arbitrarily apply a file of jetty-web.xml like settings to a webapp context. Example usage would be: - adding a server or system class setting to all webapp contexts - adding an override descriptor Note: Currently properties from startup will not be available for reference.

Constructor Summary

GlobalWebappConfigBinding()

Method Summary

String[]	getBindingTargets() Get a list of targets that this implementation should bind to.
String	getJettyXml()
void	processBinding(Node node, App app) Event called to process a AppLifeCycle binding.
void	setJettyXml(String jettyXml)

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

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

Constructor Detail

GlobalWebappConfigBinding

public GlobalWebappConfigBinding()

Method Detail

getJettyXml

public String getJettyXml()

setJettyXml

public void setJettyXml(String jettyXml)

getBindingTargets

public String[] getBindingTargets()

Description copied from interface: AppLifeCycle.Binding

Get a list of targets that this implementation should bind to.

Specified by:

getBindingTargets in interface AppLifeCycle.Binding

Returns:

the array of String node names to bind to. (use "*" to bind to all known node names)

processBinding

public void processBinding(Node node,
                           App app)
                    throws Exception

Description copied from interface: AppLifeCycle.Binding

Event called to process a AppLifeCycle binding.

Specified by:

processBinding in interface AppLifeCycle.Binding

Parameters:

node - the node being processed

app - the app being processed

Throws:

Exception - if any problem severe enough to halt the AppLifeCycle processing