URISyntaxException in SimpleURIResolver when path contains spaces
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Key: WODEN-191
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/WODEN-191
Project: Woden
Issue Type: Bug
Reporter: John Kaputin
Assignee: John Kaputin
Fix For: M8
A Woden user has reported a URISyntaxException error in SimpleURIResolver when
deploying a WSDL 2.0 application to Tomcat. The stack trace shows this is
caused by a space in that the path string passed to the URI ctor in
SimpleURIResolver.loadCatalog. This path string is of the form "C:/Program
Files/...." - according to RFC2396 the space is an illegal character in a URI.
It should be escaped to "%20". This path string comes from the URL created in
the SimpleURIResolver constructor by the ClassLoader.getResource method, using
the string "META-INF/schema.catalog".
Original mailing list post with stack trace:
http://mail-archives.apache.org/mod_mbox/ws-woden-dev/200712.mbox/[EMAIL
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I have tested Woden using the IBM 1.42 and Sun 1.42 JREs and cannot recreate
the problem. In both cases, the JRE classloader's getResource method does the
escaping, replacing spaces with %20. It might be that Tomcat is using its own
classloader with different behaviour (i.e. not escaping spaces).
Having reviewed the code in SimpleURIResolver, it seems the use of the URI
class is unnecessary. The code creates a URL as described above, then converts
it to a URI, then converts it back to a URL and calls the openStream() method
on the new URL to retrieve the contents of the schema.catalog file. We can
probably eliminate this type of error by removing the URI step and just calling
openStream() on the original URL.
I have tested the openStream() method using a URL file path with spaces and
then with the spaces escaped and it works correctly in both cases:
//URL schemaCatalogURL = new URL("file:/C:/Program
Files/woden/META-INF/schema.catalog");
URL schemaCatalogURL = new
URL("file:/C:/Program%20Files/woden/META-INF/schema.catalog");
Properties catalog = new Properties();
catalog.load(schemaCatalogURL.openStream());
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