ReferrerPushStrategy fix javadoc

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Thomas Becker 2013-06-18 17:34:01 +02:00
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@ -38,21 +38,21 @@ import org.eclipse.jetty.util.log.Log;
import org.eclipse.jetty.util.log.Logger;
/**
* <p>A SPDY push strategy that auto-populates push metadata based on referrer URLs.</p> <p>A typical request for a main
* resource such as <tt>index.html</tt> is immediately followed by a number of requests for associated resources.
* Associated resource requests will have a <tt>Referer</tt> HTTP header that points to <tt>index.html</tt>, which is
* used to link the associated resource to the main resource.</p> <p>However, also following a hyperlink generates a
* HTTP request with a <tt>Referer</tt> HTTP header that points to <tt>index.html</tt>; therefore a proper value for
* <p>A SPDY push strategy that auto-populates push metadata based on referrer URLs.<p>A typical request for a main
* resource such as {@code index.html} is immediately followed by a number of requests for associated resources.
* Associated resource requests will have a {@code Referer} HTTP header that points to {@code index.html}, which is
* used to link the associated resource to the main resource.<p>However, also following a hyperlink generates a
* HTTP request with a {@code Referer} HTTP header that points to {@code index.html}; therefore a proper value for
* {@link #setReferrerPushPeriod(int)} has to be set. If the referrerPushPeriod for a main resource has elapsed,
* no more associated resources will be added for that main resource.</p> <p>This class distinguishes associated main
* no more associated resources will be added for that main resource.<p>This class distinguishes associated main
* resources by their URL path suffix and content type. CSS stylesheets, images and JavaScript files have
* recognizable URL path suffixes that are classified as associated resources. The suffix regexs can be configured by
* constructor argument</p>
* <p>When CSS stylesheets refer to images, the CSS image request will have the CSS stylesheet as referrer. This
* implementation will push also the CSS image.</p> <p>The push metadata built by this implementation is limited by the
* implementation will push also the CSS image.<p>The push metadata built by this implementation is limited by the
* number of pages of the application itself, and by the {@link #setMaxAssociatedResources(int)} max associated resources}
* parameter. This parameter limits the number of associated resources per each main resource, so that if a main
* resource has hundreds of associated resources, only up to the number specified by this parameter will be pushed.</p>
* resource has hundreds of associated resources, only up to the number specified by this parameter will be pushed.
*/
public class ReferrerPushStrategy implements PushStrategy
{