F5 - Wildcards
F5 setzt bei dem Thema Wildcards auf eine eigene Definition.
Wildcards
| Wildcard Pattern | Description |
|---|---|
| * | Matches all characters |
| ? | Matches any single character |
| [seq] | Matches any character in the sequence |
| [!seq] | Matches any character not specified in the sequence |
Zusätzliche Infos:
Wildcard pattern matching is case sensitive.
For example, [abc] and [ABC] are distinct patterns.
The wildcard character ( * ) matches any sequence of characters.
For example, the *.asp pattern matches any object that contains the .asp extension.
The wildcard character ( * ) may appear anywhere in the string.
For example, filename.* and *.extension are both valid.
The pipe character ( | ) can be used to represent or.
For example, [(A|a)] represents either A or a.
Patterns such as [a-z] defines one character in the range.
For example, the [a-z] pattern does not match the string abc, but rather any one character between characters a and b.
Wildcard Priorität
Sollten mehrere Wildcards matchen, muss hier eine Prioritätenliste festgelegt werden; dies wird im Menü unter "Application Security" -> "Policy" -> "Parameters" -> "Wildcards Order" festgelegt.
Anmerkung: Sofern eine globale Wildcard mittels "*" definiert ist, sollte diese als letztes angewandt werden.