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John Kaputin updated WODEN-191:
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Attachment: woden191_SimplyURIResolver.txt
Uploaded a patch to SimpleURIResolver
> 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
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> Attachments: woden191_SimplyURIResolver.txt
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> 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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