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JspC misplaces java files if Jsp directory has a '.' in the name
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JspC misplaces java files if Jsp directory has a '.' in the name
------- Additional Comments From kchan@borland.com 2003-04-09 22:53 -------
Not just with '.', but other invalid characters like '-' (as in "WEB-INF"): the
package name in the generated .java is mangled, but the subdirectory name is
not.
(4.0.6 correctly mangles both names when necessary, although it handles dots by
treating them as subdirectories/subpackages instead of mangling. For
example /somedir/class.org/shell.jsp is generated in the package
somedir.class_00025.org -- "class" is mangled to "class%" and encoded.)
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