* scanned to check if they match.
*/
Set<WebXml> defaults = new HashSet<WebXml>();
defaults.add(getDefaultWebXmlFragment());
WebXml webXml = createWebXml();
// Parse context level web.xml
InputSource contextWebXml = getContextWebXmlSource();
parseWebXml(contextWebXml, webXml, false);
ServletContext sContext = context.getServletContext();
// Ordering is important here
// Step 1. Identify all the JARs packaged with the application
// If the JARs have a web-fragment.xml it will be parsed at this
// point.
Map<String,WebXml> fragments = processJarsForWebFragments(webXml);
// Step 2. Order the fragments.
Set<WebXml> orderedFragments = null;
orderedFragments =
WebXml.orderWebFragments(webXml, fragments, sContext);
// Step 3. Look for ServletContainerInitializer implementations
if (ok) {
processServletContainerInitializers(context.getServletContext());
}
if (!webXml.isMetadataComplete() || typeInitializerMap.size() > 0) {
// Step 4. Process /WEB-INF/classes for annotations
if (ok) {
// Hack required by Eclipse's "serve modules without
// publishing" feature since this backs WEB-INF/classes by
// multiple locations rather than one.
NamingEnumeration<Binding> listBindings = null;
try {
try {
listBindings = context.getResources().listBindings(
"/WEB-INF/classes");
} catch (NameNotFoundException ignore) {
// Safe to ignore
}
while (listBindings != null &&
listBindings.hasMoreElements()) {
Binding binding = listBindings.nextElement();
if (binding.getObject() instanceof FileDirContext) {
File webInfClassDir = new File(
((FileDirContext) binding.getObject()).getDocBase());
processAnnotationsFile(webInfClassDir, webXml,
webXml.isMetadataComplete());
} else {
String resource =
"/WEB-INF/classes/" + binding.getName();
try {
URL url = sContext.getResource(resource);
processAnnotationsUrl(url, webXml,
webXml.isMetadataComplete());
} catch (MalformedURLException e) {
log.error(sm.getString(
"contextConfig.webinfClassesUrl",
resource), e);
}
}
}
} catch (NamingException e) {
log.error(sm.getString(
"contextConfig.webinfClassesUrl",
"/WEB-INF/classes"), e);
}
}
// Step 5. Process JARs for annotations - only need to process
// those fragments we are going to use
if (ok) {
processAnnotations(
orderedFragments, webXml.isMetadataComplete());
}
// Cache, if used, is no longer required so clear it
javaClassCache.clear();
}
if (!webXml.isMetadataComplete()) {
// Step 6. Merge web-fragment.xml files into the main web.xml
// file.
if (ok) {
ok = webXml.merge(orderedFragments);
}
// Step 7. Apply global defaults
// Have to merge defaults before JSP conversion since defaults
// provide JSP servlet definition.
webXml.merge(defaults);
// Step 8. Convert explicitly mentioned jsps to servlets
if (ok) {
convertJsps(webXml);
}
// Step 9. Apply merged web.xml to Context
if (ok) {
webXml.configureContext(context);
}
} else {
webXml.merge(defaults);
convertJsps(webXml);
webXml.configureContext(context);
}
// Step 9a. Make the merged web.xml available to other
// components, specifically Jasper, to save those components
// from having to re-generate it.
// TODO Use a ServletContainerInitializer for Jasper
String mergedWebXml = webXml.toXml();
sContext.setAttribute(
org.apache.tomcat.util.scan.Constants.MERGED_WEB_XML,
mergedWebXml);
if (context.getLogEffectiveWebXml()) {
log.info("web.xml:\n" + mergedWebXml);