Re: Relative URIs strike again

[Michael Becke]

In the case of "#" it would seem this has a defined fragment component
which is empty (with all other components undefined).

I agree. Fortunately this case seems to be handled correctly. I'll send a patch that adds a few test cases in a minute.

Presumably then, for the above case of "#", I should be comparing the URIs using URI.getURIReference() of both the resolved base and the expected absolute value ie not URI.toString() of each?

Yes, URI.getURIReference() should be used to test the full URI, including fragment.

Mike




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