Code cleanup, removing deprecations, for class Pool,
ConnectionPool and its implementations.
Removed DuplexHttpDestination and MultiplexHttpDestination.
Signed-off-by: Simone Bordet <simone.bordet@gmail.com>
* Adding Servlet 6 XML Entities
* Fixing bad xsi:schemaLocation entries
* Update all jetty-ee10 web XMLs to JakartaEE version 6.0 based
* Using XML Catalog
* Introducing catalogs for:
- default XML xsd/dtd (catalog-org.w3.xml)
- Configure dtd (catalog-configure.xml)
- EE10 Servlet 6 xsd/dtd (catalog-ee10.xml)
- EE9 Servlet 5 xsd/dtd (catalog-ee9.xml)
- EE8 Servlet 4 xsd/dtd (catalog-ee8.xml)
* New XmlParser.addCatalog(URI catalogXml, Class<?> classBase)
to allow the loading of a catalog which has it's resources
referenced via the classBase.getResource(name)
* WebDescriptor uses Environment to load appropriate catalog.
* Remove XmlParser.redirectEntity(String, String)
+ Adding missing core XML entities
to jetty-xml project
* datatypes.dtd
* xml.xsd
* XMLSchema.dtd
+ registering core XML entities
in XmlParser itself
+ adding new tests
+ Descriptor now catches SAXException
+ WebDescriptor doesn't worry about
core XML entities
* remove Resource.getFile() and replace its usages with Resource.getPath()
* remove all public PathResource ctors + add non-leaky FS mounting mechanism + interpret string as Path when not a schemed URI
* rename Resource.getResource to Resource.resolve, specifying that the subpath is URI-path-interpreted
* remove useless API methods + deprecate all path-related API
* make subpaths beginning with / resolved as relative to the given uri
* introduce filesystem pooling and generalize resource resolving code
* remove URLResource
* remove unneeded factory method
* both file: and jrt: should not be pooled
* move deprecated impls from PathResource down to Resource + fix some tests
* handle Resource's pointing to non-existent jar files
* Force Resource URIs to end with "/" when the resource is a directory
* Produce warning if attempting to release a mounted filesystem uri that doesn't exist in the pool.
Co-authored-by: Greg Wilkins <gregw@webtide.com>
Co-authored-by: Joakim Erdfelt <joakim.erdfelt@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Ludovic Orban <lorban@bitronix.be>
Deploy webapps for different environments from the same webapps directory.
The maximal environment known to the AppProviders is used as the default environment.
An explicit environment can be set in a properties file for an application, which is also used for property substitution in any context xml file.
Olivier Lamy
Simone Bordet
Joakim Erdfelt
Ludovic Orban
Greg Wilkins
Jan Bartel