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------- Additional Comments From [EMAIL PROTECTED]  2005-11-14 16:11 -------
Hello Oliver,

had another idea:

The Javadoc for the urlEncode parameter on the constructor says:
"if set to <code>true</code> encodes all paths to allow for any kind of 
characters"

The Javadoc for the idMapper parameter on the constructor says:
"idMapper mapper for resourceId to path"

So it is not quite clear if it can be assumed that the idMapper is also used for
the transaction IDs. While there is no restriction for 'urlEncode' there is one
for 'idMapper'.

My idea was to use the idMapper also for the transaction IDs if 'urlEncode' is
set to true or if a idMapper id passed. This might be a useful default
implementation. Or is the ResourceIdToPathMapper supposed to do something very
special that can not be applied to transaction IDs?

In any case the Javadoc for the constructors should be clarified.

WDYT?

Jörg

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