Sun Microsystems Netscape Enterprise Server, Administrator'S Manual

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Chapter 1, Introduction to Enterprise Server 49
Server Manager
Pick a resource from the drop-down list for configuration. Click Browse to
browse your primary document directory; clicking Options allows you to
choose other directories. Click Wildcard to configure files with a specific
extension.
Wildcards Used in the Resource Picker
In many parts of the server configuration, you specify wildcard patterns to
represent one or more items to configure. Please note that the wildcards for
access control and text search may be different from those discussed in this
section.
Wildcard patterns use special characters. If you want to use one of these
characters without the special meaning, precede it with a backslash (\)
character.
Table 1.1 Resource Picker wildcard patterns
Wildcard Pattern Description
*
Match zero or more characters.
?
Match exactly one occurrence of any character.
|
An or expression. The substrings used with this
operator can contain other special characters
such as
*
or
$
. The substrings must be
enclosed in parentheses, for example,
(a|b|c)
, but the parentheses cannot be
nested.
$
Match the end of the string. This is useful in or
expressions.
[abc]
Match one occurrence of the characters
a
,
b
, or
c
. Within these expressions, the only character
that needs to be treated as a special character is
]
; all others are not special.
[a-z]
Match one occurrence of a character between
a
and
z
.
[^az]
Match any character except
a
or
z
.