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[JAXP]: Conversion of file names to URIs on Netware fails.
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[JAXP]: Conversion of file names to URIs on Netware fails.
mrglavas@apache.org changed:
What |Removed |Added
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Summary|parse(File f) |[JAXP]: Conversion of file
| |names to URIs on Netware
| |fails.
------- Additional Comments From mrglavas@apache.org 2003-07-26 05:14 -------
Hi Jean-Pascal,
Without any context, it would be difficult for any of the developers to know
what your code does. Usually in this community when someone suggests a fix it's
submitted as a patch: a context diff between your local modified source and the
source code in CVS. Your suggested fix will be easier to review if you submit
it as a patch.
I must admit I have no experience with NetWare. What are you suggesting an
appropriate URI would be for your file 'INTRANET:\security.xml'?
A class such as FilePathToURI will undoubtedly have portability issues, since
it's unrealistic to cover the cases for every platform in the world. Something
like this should be part of the JDK's internal API, with different behaviour
for each platform on which Java's supported. In fact in JDK 1.4, there's a
method in java.io.File which will convert a File to a system dependent URI.
Unfortunately we cannot use it, since it didn't exist in lower JDK versions. If
you're using 1.4 or higher you could try using it as workaround.
By the way, I've changed the bug's summary to something more descriptive.
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