(this method does build an input-source with correct URL, btw)
There's even, in the maven code, efforts towards making this an absolute path.
But the problem remains: if you look at the code of Digester.java, there's nothing that keeps the URL of the file! And the call to the method configure() is without any parameter!
I do think, contrary to what Robert claims, that XML-compliance requires relative-system-id-entities to be resolved completely as long as we have a URL.
paul
On 29-Mar-04, at 06:17 Uhr, Craig McClanahan wrote:
One important ingredient in using relative references for entity resolution is to use the appropriate Digester.parse() method. If you use the one that takes an InputStream, as an example, there is no way for the SAX parser or Digester to know what the absolute URL of that resource is, and therefore no way to resolve relative references. On the other hand, if you use the entry point that takes a URL, or a (properly formatted) InputSource, then you are providing enough information for the parser to resolve relative references without doing anything else at all.
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