* Issue #10466 review session documentation.
Also fix session config context init param names and add missing code to
configure SessionHandler via context init params, and added test for
config.
* Updating various old/moved URL references found across project (`jetty-10.0.x`) (#10098)
+ Now that the migration of `https://eclipse.org/jetty/` to `https://eclipse.dev/jetty/` has occurred, it is time to review the URI use in our project
+ Updated URLs in poms
+ Added more URIs to XmlConfiguration
+ Updated URLs in module files
+ Updated URLs in documentation
+ Updated URLs in HTML
+ Correcting bad double-scheme URLs (eg: `http://https://www.eclipse...`)
+ Updating text in *.mod files
+ Removing `/current/` from path `/jetty/documentation/current/`
+ Fixing mailing list URL
+ Fixing github URL references in jsps
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Signed-off-by: Joakim Erdfelt <joakim.erdfelt@gmail.com>
* Issue #9072 refactor jetty-ee module to remove it
* Remove old ee imports in module-info.javas
* Remove jetty-ee from deps
* Fix references to jetty-ee for osgi
* Update jetty-core/jetty-server/src/main/java/org/eclipse/jetty/server/Deployable.java
Co-authored-by: Greg Wilkins <gregw@webtide.com>
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Co-authored-by: Greg Wilkins <gregw@webtide.com>
* Moved -api, -common, -client to jetty-core/jetty-websocket.
* Implemented jetty-core/jetty-websocket/jetty-websocket-jetty-server using only Jetty core APIs, not Servlet.
* Fixed Graceful shutdown order.
* Fixed mistakes in HttpFieldsWrapper, wrongly calling HttpHeader.name() instead of asString().
* Updated tests to pass cleanly.
* Fixed BOMs and POM dependencies.
* Introduced websocket-jetty.mod and websocket-jetty-client.mod, now used by ee10's Jetty WebSocket.
* Fixed OSGi references to old artifactIds.
* Added test to show how to lookup and use ServerWebSocketContainer from a Handler.
Signed-off-by: Simone Bordet <simone.bordet@gmail.com>
With issue #9166, ByteBufferPool was removed and replaced by
RetainableByteBufferPool. Since ByteBufferPool was used by
AbstractConnector, this change broke backwards compatibility with
third-party connectors such as junixsocket-jetty.
Since there's no longer any other ByteBufferPool, rename the
RetainableByteBufferPool interface, and thereby not only reinstate
compatibility with existing third-party libraries but also save a few
keystrokes.
https://github.com/eclipse/jetty.project/issues/9284
Signed-off-by: Christian Kohlschütter <christian@kohlschutter.com>
* Remove usage of HandlerList and reduce usage of Handler.Collection
"The best part is no part" - Elon Musk!
The overwhelming usage of `HandlerList` and `Handler.Collection` was for adding the `DefaultHandler` after the main handler. This PR adds a getter/setter for a `DefaultHandler` on the server, so we no longer need to always create a `Handler.Collection` structure. This has allowed the deprecated `HandlerList` and `HandlerWrapper` classes to be removed.
In implementing this PR, several problems were found in the calculation of `InvocationType`, not least that it was assumed that an empty `Handler.Collection` was `BLOCKING`. When this issue was fixed, any dynamic addition of contexts (deployer or SPI server) failed as the `InvocationType` changed. So this PR also introduces the `isDynamic()` attribute of all `Handler.Container`s. A dynamic container will always return `BLOCKING` from `getInvocationType()`, as there is always a race with a new handler being added. A non-dynamic container will return a real `InvocationType`, calculated from its children, but it's mutator methods will ISE if contained handlers are changed.
Signed-off-by: Simone Bordet <simone.bordet@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Jan Bartel <janb@webtide.com>
Co-authored-by: Simone Bordet <simone.bordet@gmail.com>
* Reorganization of jetty-client classes.
* Moved oej.client.api to oej.client
* Moved oej.client.util to oej.client
* Moved implementation classes to oej.client.internal
* Moved transports to oej.client.transport
* Moved transport implementation classes to oej.client.transport.internal
* Moved TunnelRequest to oej.client.internal.
* Moved FastCGI transport classes to o.e.j.fcgi.transport
* Moved FastCGI transport implementation classes to o.e.j.fcgi.transport.internal
* Updated WebSocket core client to use only exported, non-internal, oej.client classes.
* Expanded oej.client.Destination APIs:
- added: getOrigin(), isSecure(), getProxy(), getConnectionPool(), getHttpClient(), send(..).
- removed: getScheme(), getHost(), getPort() because they don't uniquely identify a Destination anymore (Origin does)
* Moved destination sweeper functionality from HttpDestination to HttpClient.
HttpDestination does not implement close() anymore, now relies on LifeCycle.stop()
* Moved HttpReceiver.storeCookie() logic to HttpClient.putCookie() to avoid exposing CookieManager.
* Moved HttpClient.getAcceptEncodingField() to ContentDecoder.Factories
* Avoid public/protected Logger instances.
Signed-off-by: Simone Bordet <simone.bordet@gmail.com>
* Immutable ResourceCollection with mount management.
* Internal List<Resource> is now immutable so that .getResources() cannot be modified.
* Improved Resource.toJarFileUri implementation that keeps the deep archive references
* Introducing Resource.mountCollection() methods
+ ResourceCollection is now a private class
+ Resource.mountCollection() returns a Mount
+ Places that use this technique are now putting the Mount in the context's beans for the context to close those mounts.
* Cleanup names/comments in FileSystemResourceTest
* Adding missing test of attempting to create a Resource from a URI `jar:file:foo.jar!/` while not mounted.
* Reworked ResourceCollection behaviors based on feedback.
+ Eliminated all Resource.mountCollection() methods except the Collection<URI> one.
* Eliminated Resource.mountIfNeeded(Resource)
* Eliminated Resource.fromList implementations
* Introduced @gregw Resource.of() implementations
* Introduced Resource.split() to honor old split logic from Jetty 9/10/11, with glob support, but now it only converts to List<URI>
* Remove IOException from Mount.root() method
* ResourceCollection now flattens and uniques any nested ResourceCollection entries it encounters
* Expanded ResourceCollectionTest to cover more code paths
* Add ResourceTest for new split() method
* Fixing testcase to use a directory that exists on setExtraClasspath
* Increase reliability of WebAppContextTests
* Updates for working with webapp.extraClasspath
* Introduced Resource.unwrapContainer to help in servlet cases where the raw JAR path should be represented in a ServletContext attribute.
* Made FileSystemPool.containerUri just use new Resource.unwrapContainer
* webapp MetaData updated to use URIs references to Libs (not File objects)
* jetty-ee#-maven-plugin use URIs for its classpath tracking to aid in mounting issues later
* webapp extraClasspath supports raw JAR references as well as glob now, supported by Resource.split(String)
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
Joakim Erdfelt
Jan Bartel
Simone Bordet
Olivier Lamy
Lachlan Roberts
Greg Wilkins
Christian Kohlschütter