Class DefaultWhiteListParser
java.lang.Object
com.github.markusbernhardt.proxy.selector.whitelist.DefaultWhiteListParser
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WhiteListParser
Default implementation for an white list parser. This will support the most
common forms of filters found in white lists. The white list is a comma (or
space) separated list of domain names or IP addresses. The following section
shows some examples.
.mynet.com - Filters all host names ending with .mynet.com *.mynet.com -
Filters all host names ending with .mynet.com www.mynet.* - Filters all host
names starting with www.mynet. 123.12.32.1 - Filters the IP 123.12.32.1
123.12.32.1/255 - Filters the IP range http://www.mynet.com - Filters only
HTTP protocol not FTP and no HTTPS
Example of a list:
.mynet.com, *.my-other-net.org, 123.55.23.222, 123.55.23.0/24
Some info about this topic can be found here:
http://kb.mozillazine.org/No_proxy_for
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd361953.aspx
Note that this implementation does not cover all variations of all browsers
but should cover the most used formats.
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Constructor Summary
Constructors -
Method Summary
Modifier and TypeMethodDescriptionprivate boolean
isIP4SubnetFilter
(String token) Checks if the given token is an IP4 subnet filter.private boolean
isIP6SubnetFilter
(String token) Checks if the given token is an IP6 subnet filter.parseWhiteList
(String whiteList) parseWhiteList
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Constructor Details
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DefaultWhiteListParser
public DefaultWhiteListParser()
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Method Details
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parseWhiteList
parseWhiteList- Specified by:
parseWhiteList
in interfaceWhiteListParser
- Parameters:
whiteList
- the string to parse.- Returns:
- a list of UriFilters
- See Also:
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isIP6SubnetFilter
Checks if the given token is an IP6 subnet filter.- Parameters:
token
- to analyze.- Returns:
- true if it is a valid IP6 subnet filter else false.
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isIP4SubnetFilter
Checks if the given token is an IP4 subnet filter.- Parameters:
token
- to analyze.- Returns:
- true if it is a valid IP4 subnet filter else false.
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