http://www.jspwiki.org/wiki/TextFormattingRules says
"The link can also be a direct URL starting with http:, ftp:, mailto:,
https:, or news:, in which case the link points to an external entity. "
I wonder why file: is not allowed. If I type something like
file://localhost/myanmar.xls
into my browser's address field (and hit Enter), OpenOffice Calc is
launched and opens the file named. It doesn't happen if, instead of
file:, the link starts with http: (in which case I get the dreaded
"Object not found!" error.)
Now, I wanted to put a link like that (file:) into a JSPWiki page. But
clicking it doesn't work - there is no error message, even. (If I
start the link with http:, it's "Object not found!" again.)
Just curious whether there is a reason for this, or whether it's
something no one else finds useful...
Sakari Aaltonen
