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Cindy Moncsko updated XERCESJ-1047:
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    Attachment: xercesCustomProtocolBaseUriPatch.txt
                TestBaseUri.zip

Patch. Standalone test for windows. Open command window in java directory and 
run testxerces bat

> Error calcuating the Base URI for XML included through the XInclude process.
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
>          Key: XERCESJ-1047
>          URL: http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/XERCESJ-1047
>      Project: Xerces2-J
>         Type: Bug
>   Components: XInclude 1.0
>     Versions: 2.6.2
>  Environment: 1. Custom protocol and the java.protocol.handler.pkgs System 
> property set
>       to recognize that protocol.
> 2. Running Sun JDK 1.4.2_04
> 3. Xerces 2.6.2 initially, 
>       xercesImpl-gump-03032005.jar for last minute check.
>     Reporter: Cindy Moncsko
>  Attachments: TestBaseUri.zip, xercesCustomProtocolBaseUriPatch.txt
>
> Error calcuating the Base URI for XML included through the XInclude process.
> I did not see a way to use existing tests to illustrate this problem so I 
> zipped up a standalone test.
> Problem:
> ---------
> TESTING CONDITIONS:
>       
>       Root document 
>               error.test://dogs/DogRoot.xml
>       XIncludes
>               error.test://cats/Noise.xml
>       which XIncludes
>               error.test://dogs/Noise.xml
>       
> When the XIncludeHandler.getRelativeBaseURI() method calculates the relative
> Base URI 
>       relativeURI        = error.test://dogs/Noise.xml
>       fParentRelativeURI = error.test://cats/Noise.xml
> it assumes it is a file: protocol.
>               URI uri = new URI("file", error.test://cats/Noise.xml);
> The PATH of the the uri then equals 
>       error.test://cats/Noise.xml 
> The URI is then resolved against the URI specification string
>       error.test://dogs/Noise.xml
>               uri = new URI(uri, error.test://dogs/Noise.xml);
>       
> Resulting in the relative path
>       /Noise.xml
>               return uri.getPath();
>               
> Since parent was //cats/Noise.xml the /Noise.xml could be seen as 
> //cats/Noise.xml
> This is incorrect because error test://dogs/Noise.xml 
> is a different file than error  test://cats/Noise.xml 
> Solution:
> ---------
> Remove hard coded file scheme. Return path is the scheme and
> authority are the same, otherwise return the relative path.
>                       URI uriParent = new URI(fParentRelativeURI);
>                       URI uriChild = new URI(uriParent, relativeURI);
>                       if (!uriChild.getHost().equals(uriParent.getHost())
>                                       || 
> !uriChild.getScheme().equals(uriParent.getScheme())) {
>                               return relativeURI;
>                       }
>                       return uriChild.getPath();
> In the above test the relativeURI value (error.test://dogs/Noise.xml) would
> be returned, since the authority dogs does not equal cats.

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