| org.apache.catalina.valves |
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This package contains a variety of small Valve implementations that do
not warrant being packaged separately. In addition, there is a convenience
base class (ValveBase) that supports the usual mechanisms for
including custom Valves into the corresponding Pipeline.
Other packages that include Valves include
org.apache.tomcat.logger and
org.apache.tomcat.security.
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| Java Source File Name | Type | Comment |
| AccessLogValve.java | Class | Implementation of the Valve interface that generates a web server
access log with the detailed line contents matching a configurable pattern.
The syntax of the available patterns is similar to that supported by the
Apache mod_log_config module. |
| Constants.java | Class | Manifest constants for the org.apache.catalina.valves
package.
author:
Craig R. |
| ErrorReportValve.java | Class | Implementation of a Valve that outputs HTML error pages.
This Valve should be attached at the Host level, although it will work
if attached to a Context.
HTML code from the Cocoon 2 project.
author:
Remy Maucherat
author:
Craig R. |
| ExtendedAccessLogValve.java | Class | An implementation of the W3c Extended Log File Format. |
| JDBCAccessLogValve.java | Class |
This Tomcat extension logs server access directly to a database, and can
be used instead of the regular file-based access log implemented in
AccessLogValve.
To use, copy into the server/classes directory of the Tomcat installation
and configure in server.xml as:
<Valve className="AccessLogDBValve"
driverName="your_jdbc_driver"
connectionURL="your_jdbc_url"
pattern="combined" resolveHosts="false"
/>
Many parameters can be configured, such as the database connection (with
driverName and connectionURL),
the table name (tableName)
and the field names (corresponding to the get/set method names).
The same options as AccessLogValve are supported, such as
resolveHosts and pattern ("common" or "combined"
only).
When Tomcat is started, a database connection (with autoReconnect option)
is created and used for all the log activity. |
| PersistentValve.java | Class | Valve that implements the default basic behavior for the
StandardHost container implementation. |
| RemoteAddrValve.java | Class | Concrete implementation of RequestFilterValve that filters
based on the string representation of the remote client's IP address.
author:
Craig R. |
| RemoteHostValve.java | Class | Concrete implementation of RequestFilterValve that filters
based on the string representation of the remote client's IP address.
author:
Craig R. |
| RequestDumperValve.java | Class | Implementation of a Valve that logs interesting contents from the
specified Request (before processing) and the corresponding Response
(after processing). |
| RequestFilterValve.java | Class | Implementation of a Valve that performs filtering based on comparing the
appropriate request property (selected based on which subclass you choose
to configure into your Container's pipeline) against a set of regular
expressions configured for this Valve.
This valve is configured by setting the allow and/or
deny properties to a comma-delimited list of regular
expressions (in the syntax supported by the jakarta-regexp library) to
which the appropriate request property will be compared. |
| ValveBase.java | Class | Convenience base class for implementations of the Valve interface.
A subclass MUST implement an invoke()
method to provide the required functionality, and MAY
implement the Lifecycle interface to provide configuration
management and lifecycle support.
author:
Craig R. |