question: specifies the parts of web requests that you want to inspect for cross-site scripting attacks . note : this method appends the values to the existing list if any . use #setxssmatchtuples java.util.collection or #withxssmatchtuples java.util.collection if you want to overridethe existing values . concode_field_sep java.util.List<XssMatchTuple> xssMatchTuples concode_elem_sep String xssMatchSetId concode_elem_sep String name concode_field_sep void setName concode_elem_sep String getName concode_elem_sep void setXssMatchSetId concode_elem_sep int hashCode concode_elem_sep boolean equals concode_elem_sep XssMatchSet clone concode_elem_sep String getXssMatchSetId concode_elem_sep XssMatchSet withXssMatchSetId concode_elem_sep String toString concode_elem_sep XssMatchSet withName concode_elem_sep void setXssMatchTuples concode_elem_sep java.util.List<XssMatchTuple> getXssMatchTuples
target: XssMatchSet function ( XssMatchTuple ... arg0 ) { if ( this . xssMatchTuples == null ) { setXssMatchTuples ( new java . util . ArrayList < XssMatchTuple > ( arg0 . length ) ) ; } for ( XssMatchTuple loc0 : arg0 ) { this . xssMatchTuples . add ( loc0 ) ; } return this ; }