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.
- Author:
- Markus Bernhardt, Copyright 2016, Bernd Rosstauscher, Copyright 2009
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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:
parseWhiteListin interfaceWhiteListParser- Parameters:
whiteList- the string to parse.- Returns:
- a list of UriFilters
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