8000 EAP to Azure AppService - Look for datasource drivers in config files by dfuenzalida · Pull Request #721 · windup/windup-rulesets · GitHub
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@dfuenzalida dfuenzalida commented Jun 23, 2022

Look for database drivers in configuration files, since these need a script to be installed during application startup

@dfuenzalida dfuenzalida changed the title Eap to Azure AppService - Find datasource driver in config files EAP to Azure AppService - Look for datasource drivers in config files Jun 23, 2022
@PhilipCattanach PhilipCattanach requested a review from m-brophy June 27, 2022 10:35
<rules>
<rule id="eap-to-azure-appservice-datasource-driver-01000">
<when>
<xmlfile matches="//driver" />
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I think this is too broad a filter. Searching for a <driver> element will find non-database related xml elements too, for instance libvirt disk config xml has a driver element. Maybe we can add a pattern for the acceptable contents of the element ( eg postgresql|jdbc|h2|mongodb etc)?

@m-brophy m-brophy merged commit f09e2ef into windup:master Jul 15, 2022
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