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Search settings page

Use this page to search for information about class loaders visible to a web module (.war file) or enterprise bean (.ejb file) in an installed enterprise application. This page helps you diagnose problems with class loaders.

To view this dmgr console page, click Troubleshooting > Class loader viewer > module_name > Search.

On the Search page, we can search class loaders for the following:


Search type

Type of items in which to search for the string.

Search type fields. Type searchable information in a field and click Go.

Search type Instructions and resulting action
Class/Package In the Search terms field, type a class name or package name. After you select this search type and click Go, the program searches class loaders for a class or package name. The program displays a list of classes and packages that have the string in their name.
JAR/Directory In the Search terms field, type a .jar file name or directory name. After you select this search type and click Go, the program searches class loaders for a .jar file or directory name. The program displays a list of .jar files that have the string in their name and of all files in directories that have the string in their name.


Search terms

String to be found in the items searched.

The search is case-sensitive. If the search string is classname, the string ClassName is not found.

The search matches the entire string. If the search type is JAR/Directory and the search string is C:/WebSphere/AppServerd0603.185/java/jre/lib/ext/CmpCrmf.jar, the entire path of the JAR file is matched. If the search type is JAR/Directory and the search string is Cmp, the string Cmp is not found.

The search supports limited regular expressions. It supports the wildcard characters asterisk (*), question mark (?), and percent sign (%). The wildcard characters * and % match zero or more characters; ? matches exactly one character.

Search strings with wildcard characters. Use the example search strings to see what items result from searches.

Search string Resulting matches
*Cmp* Items that have Cmp in their name
*Cmp*.jar Items that have Cmp in their name and that end in .jar
%Cmp% Items that have Cmp in their name
%Cmp%.jar Items that have Cmp in their name and that end in .jar
*Cmp?rmf.jar Items that have a name with any characters before Cmp, then any one character, and then rmf.jar

The search supports full regular expressions if the value for the search string starts and ends with a forward slash (/).

Search strings with regular expressions. Use the example search strings to see what items result from searches.

Search string Resulting matches
/.*Cmp.*/ Items containing any character before and after Cmp in their name
/.*Cmp.*\.jar/ Items that have Cmp in their name and that end in .jar
/.*Cmp?rmf\.jar/ Items that have a name with any characters before Cmp, then any one character, and then rmf.jar
/.*\d\.jar/ Items with a name that ends in a number followed by .jar


Related concepts:

Class loaders


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Reference:

Enterprise application topology
Class loader viewer settings
Class loading exceptions


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