Examples of ArchiveType

ef.impl.archive.ArchiveType

org.glassfish.api.deployment.archive.ArchiveType

ArchiveType is an extension over ModuleType defined in jsr88 API. It is analogous to type of an archive or a module or deployment unit, whichever way you prefer to call them. Adding a new archive type (or ArchiveType) is a very expensive operation. For example, there has been no new archive types introduced in Java EE since RAR type. Adding a new archive type involves writing an ArchiveHandler which involves writing logic to create class loaders. Now, that's not same as adding adding a technology type like jersey or jpa.

This is only a contract. Actual types are made available as services by appropriate containers.

GlassFish deployment framework uses the word container to refer to services. Containers are actually defined in Java EE platform spec. ArchiveType maps to the way containers are defined in the Java EE platform spec. @author Sanjeeb Sahoo

            
            String entryName = (String) e.nextElement();
            
            String mangledName = entryName;
            String prefix = "META-INF/";
            ArchiveType warType = locator.getService(ArchiveType.class, "war");
            boolean isWar = DeploymentUtils.isArchiveOfType(getParentArchive(), warType, locator);
            if (entryName.indexOf("sun-web.xml")!=-1 || 
                entryName.indexOf("glassfish-web.xml")!=-1) {
                prefix = "WEB-INF/";
            } else if (entryName.indexOf("glassfish-resources.xml")!=-1 && isWar) {

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Examples of ArchiveType

Examples of org.glassfish.api.deployment.archive.ArchiveType