Uses of Interface
org.jboss.shrinkwrap.api.Path

Packages that use Path
org.jboss.shrinkwrap.api   
org.jboss.shrinkwrap.api.container   
 

Uses of Path in org.jboss.shrinkwrap.api
 

Methods in org.jboss.shrinkwrap.api that return Path
static Path Paths.create(Path basePath, Path context)
          Creates a new Path using the specified base and specified relative context.
static Path Paths.create(Path basePath, String context)
          Creates a new Path using the specified base and specified relative context.
static Path Paths.create(String context)
          Creates a new Path with the specified context
static Path Paths.create(String basePath, String context)
          Creates a new Path using the specified base and specified relative context.
static Path Paths.root()
          Creates a new Path representing the root path (/).
 

Methods in org.jboss.shrinkwrap.api that return types with arguments of type Path
 Map<Path,Asset> Archive.getContent()
          Obtains all assets in this archive, along with its respective Path.
 

Methods in org.jboss.shrinkwrap.api with parameters of type Path
 T Archive.add(Archive<?> archive, Path path)
          Add an archive under a specific context and maintain the archive name as context path.
 T Archive.add(Asset asset, Path target)
          Adds the specified asset under the specified path into the target context
 T Archive.add(Asset asset, Path target, String name)
          Adds the specified asset under the specified target (directory) using the specified name.
 boolean Archive.contains(Path path)
          Denotes whether this archive contains a resource at the specified path
static Path Paths.create(Path basePath, Path context)
          Creates a new Path using the specified base and specified relative context.
static Path Paths.create(Path basePath, String context)
          Creates a new Path using the specified base and specified relative context.
 boolean Archive.delete(Path path)
          Removes the asset in the archive at the specified Path.
 Asset Archive.get(Path path)
          Obtains the asset located at the specified path
 T Archive.merge(Archive<?> source, Path path)
          Merge the contents from an existing archive in a specific path without maintaining the archive name in the context path.
 

Uses of Path in org.jboss.shrinkwrap.api.container
 

Methods in org.jboss.shrinkwrap.api.container with parameters of type Path
 T EnterpriseContainer.addApplicationResource(Asset resource, Path target)
          Adds a Asset to this Archives application context.
 T EnterpriseContainer.addApplicationResource(File resource, Path target)
          Adds a File to this Archives application context.
 T EnterpriseContainer.addApplicationResource(String resourceName, Path target)
          Adds a resource to this Archives application context.
 T EnterpriseContainer.addApplicationResource(URL resource, Path target)
          Adds a URL to this Archives application context.
 T LibraryContainer.addLibrary(Asset resource, Path target)
          Adds the Asset as a library to the container, returning the container itself.
 T LibraryContainer.addLibrary(File resource, Path target)
          Adds the File as a library to the container, returning the container itself.
 T LibraryContainer.addLibrary(String resourceName, Path target)
          Adds the resource as a library to the container, returning the container itself.
 T LibraryContainer.addLibrary(URL resource, Path target)
          Adds the URL as a library to the container, returning the container itself.
 T ManifestContainer.addManifestResource(Asset resource, Path target)
          Adds the Asset as a Manifest resource to the container, returning the container itself.
 T ManifestContainer.addManifestResource(File resource, Path target)
          Adds the File as a Manifest resource to the container, returning the container itself.
 T ManifestContainer.addManifestResource(String resourceName, Path target)
          Adds the resource as a Manifest resource to the container, returning the container itself.
 T ManifestContainer.addManifestResource(URL resource, Path target)
          Adds the URL as a Manifest resource to the container, returning the container itself.
 T EnterpriseContainer.addModule(Asset resource, Path targetPath)
          Adds a Asset to this Archives module context.
 T EnterpriseContainer.addModule(File resource, Path targetPath)
          Adds a File to this Archives module context.
 T EnterpriseContainer.addModule(String resourceName, Path targetPath)
          Adds a resource to this Archives module context.
 T EnterpriseContainer.addModule(URL resource, Path targetPath)
          Adds a URL to this Archives module context.
 T ResourceContainer.addResource(Asset resource, Path target)
          Adds the Asset as a resource to the container, returning the container itself.
 T ResourceContainer.addResource(File resource, Path target)
          Adds the File as a resource to the container, returning the container itself.
 T ResourceContainer.addResource(String resourceName, Path target)
          Adds the resource with the specified name to the container, returning the container itself.
 T ResourceContainer.addResource(String resourceName, Path target, ClassLoader classLoader)
          Adds the resource as a resource to the container, returning the container itself.
 T ResourceContainer.addResource(URL resource, Path target)
          Adds the URL as a resource to the container, returning the container itself.
 T WebContainer.addWebResource(Asset resource, Path target)
          Adds the Asset as a Web resource to the container, returning the container itself.
 T WebContainer.addWebResource(File resource, Path target)
          Adds the File as a Web resource to the container, returning the container itself.
 T WebContainer.addWebResource(String resourceName, Path target)
          Adds the resource as a Web resource to the container, returning the container itself.
 T WebContainer.addWebResource(URL resource, Path target)
          Adds the URL as a Web resource to the container, returning the container itself.
 



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