BEA WebLogic Server 10.0 Security Schema Reference

http://www.bea.com/ns/weblogic/920/domain
element web-app-files-case-insensitive

Model
<web-app-files-case-insensitive>annonymous type derived from string</web-app-files-case-insensitive>
Disallowed substitutions (block)
none (extensions, restrictions and substitutions are allowed)
Substitution group exclusion (final)
none (extensions and restrictions are allowed)
Usage
Documentation
<p>This property defines the case sensitive URL-pattern matching
 behavior for security constraints, servlets, filters, virtual-hosts,
 etc. in the WebApp container and external security policies.

 When the value is set to "os", the pattern matching will be case-
 sensitive on all platforms except the Windows file system.

 Note that on non-Windows file systems, WebLogic doesn't enforce
 case sensitivity and relies on the file system for optimization.
 Therefore, if you have a Windows Samba mount from UNIX or Mac OS
 that has been installed in case-insensitive mode, there is a chance
 of security risk. In that case, please specify
 case-insensitive lookups by setting this attribute to
 <code>true</code>.

 Note that this property is used to preserve backward compatibility on
 Windows file systems. In prior releases, WebLogic was case-
 insensitive on Windows. Starting with 9.0 release the URL-pattern
 matching will be strictly enforced.

 During the upgrade of older domains the value of this parameter
 is explicitly set to "os" by the upgrade plug-in, in order to
 preserve backward compatibility. </p>
 (Interface=weblogic.management.configuration.SecurityConfigurationMBean Attribute=getWebAppFilesCaseInsensitive)
Fundamental Facets
equality, non-numeric, unbounded, unordered, countable infinite value space
White Space Processing
preserve
Enumeration Facet
"os", "true", "false"
BEA WebLogic Server 10.0 Security Schema Reference

Version: 10.0