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Elliot Metsger commented on ABDERA-271:
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We have a custom CollectionInfo implementation which is implementing:
  public Collection asCollectionElement(RequestContext request)

In our implementation we obtain a Collection instance from the Factory.  We set 
the href of the collection by appending the result of:
request.getBaseUri().toASCIIString() and request.urlFor("feed", params).

request.getBaseUri() includes the context path, and the AbstractProvider also 
returns the context path in its urlFor(...) implementation.  Therefore our 
<collection> hrefs end up with the context path duplicated in the url.

Are we doing something incorrect in our implementation?

Many thanks -


> ServletRequestContext.initBaseUri(...) appends the webapp context path
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------
>
>                 Key: ABDERA-271
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/ABDERA-271
>             Project: Abdera
>          Issue Type: Bug
>    Affects Versions: 1.0
>            Reporter: Elliot Metsger
>
> I may be mis-interpreting, but according to RequestContext's {{getBaseUri()}} 
> method should not include the webapp context path:
> {quote}
>   /**
>    * Get the absolute base URI ... this is the request URI up to the Context 
>    * Path of the web application within which the Abdera Servlet is deployed
>    */
>   IRI getBaseUri();
> {quote}
> Yet in the {{ServletRequestContext.initBaseUri(...)} method the webapp 
> context path is appended:
> {quote}
>   private static IRI initBaseUri(
>     Provider provider, 
>     HttpServletRequest request) {
>       StringBuilder buffer = 
>         new StringBuilder(
>           (request.isSecure())?
>             "https":"http");
>       buffer.append("://");
>       buffer.append(getHost(provider,request));
>       int port = getPort(provider,request);
>       if (port != 80) {
>         buffer.append(":");
>         buffer.append(port);
>       }
>       buffer.append(request.getContextPath());
>       // So that .resolve() works appropriately.
>       buffer.append("/");
>       return new IRI(buffer.toString());
>   }
> {quote}
> Am I mis-reading the Javadoc, or is ServletRequestContext doing the incorrect 
> thing?
> This bug is causing incorrect <collection> href urls to appear in our Service 
> Documents.

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