There is possibly a bug in
org.apache.cocoon.components.request.multipart.MultipartParser.
Say you have Cocoon running on a Unix server. Send a file from a Unix
client. The filename is sent as /path/to/file.name, the MultipartParser
executes:
String fileName = new File((String) headers.get("filename")).getName();
and filename gets to be "file.name", which gets saved as
<upload-dir>/file.name. All is well.
Now use a Windows client. The filename is sent as C:\PATH\TO\FILE.TXT,
the call to File.getName() on the Unix server does not know how to parse
the drive designator and the backslashes and stores thae file as
<upload-dir>/C:\PATH\TO\FILE.TXT
I'd argue that this is a bug, but I have no idea how to fix it.
Ugo
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