Shirish,
Oooh, I'm not sure that any change to URL of this kind would be
compatible. It may have been desirable to have this kind of behavior
when URL was being originally created, but it is a legacy class, now
replaced with URI, and I'm not sure a change like this could be done in
a way to preserve compatibility with existing code.
-Chris
On 20/08/12 16:04, Shirish Kuncolienkar wrote:
Any thoughts on the following
It will be good if the one could create relative url from other url
which is based on windows style path.
example "hello.html" relative "http://someserver/foo/bar"; becomes
"http://someserver/foo/hello.html";
In the similar way "hello.html"relative to "file:///C:\foo\bar" can be
resolved to "file:///C:/foo/hello.html"
currently the URL parser resolves it to "file:////hello.html" (this
behavior is correct going by the api spec, since windows file separator
character is considered as a special character)
