Thank you, Hussein!
That did the trick. Much appreciated.
--Andy
On 10/23/2010 1:54 PM, Hussein Shafie wrote:
> --> This macro allows to reproduce your problem:
>
> ---
> <command name="testIt">
> <macro trace="true">
> <sequence>
> <command name="selectFile" parameter="openFile "/>
>
> <get expression="relativize-uri(uri-or-file-name('%_'), '%{d}')"/>
>
> <command name="alert" parameter="%_" />
> </sequence>
> </macro>
> </command>
> ---
>
> * If I open file ab.xml in XXE and execute testIt, this macro works as
> expected.
> * If I open file a'b.xml in XXE and execute testIt, this macro fails
> with: cannot parse expression=...: unrecognized operator name.
> * If I open file a"b.xml in XXE and execute testIt, this macro works as
> expected.
>
>
>
> --> It's easy to rewrite the macro in order to allow an apostrophe in an
> filename:
>
> ---
> <command name="testIt2">
> <macro trace="true">
> <sequence>
> <command name="selectFile" parameter="openFile "/>
>
> <get expression='relativize-uri(uri-or-file-name("%_"), "%{d}")'/>
>
> <command name="alert" parameter="%_" />
> </sequence>
> </macro>
> </command>
> ---
>
> * If I open file ab.xml in XXE and execute testIt2, this macro works as
> expected.
> * If I open file a'b.xml in XXE and execute testIt2, this macro works as
> expected.
> * If I open file a"b.xml in XXE and execute testIt2, this macro fails
> with: cannot parse expression=...: unrecognized operator name.
>
>
>
> --> Now a little trick allows us to have something which works in all cases:
>
> ---
> <command name="testIt3">
> <macro trace="true">
> <sequence>
> <set variable="editedDocURL" expression="%{d}"
> plainString="true" />
>
> <command name="selectFile" parameter="openFile "/>
>
> <get expression="relativize-uri(uri-or-file-name('%_'),
> $editedDocURL)"/>
>
> <command name="alert" parameter="%_" />
> </sequence>
> </macro>
> </command>
> ---
>
> * If I open file ab.xml in XXE and execute testIt3, this macro works as
> expected.
> * If I open file a'b.xml in XXE and execute testIt3, this macro works as
> expected.
> * If I open file a"b.xml in XXE and execute testIt3, this macro works as
> expected.
>
>
>
> On 10/23/2010 08:52 PM, Andy Black wrote:
>> On 10/23/2010 1:24 AM, Hussein Shafie wrote:
>>> On 10/22/2010 11:24 PM, Andy Black wrote:
>>>> A user has a file name of
>>>>
>>>> Me'phaa.xml
>>>>
>>>> and was trying to run a custom macro I had made. The macro failed to work.
>>>>
>>>> When I debugged the macro and gave it the command
>>>>
>>>> <cfg:get expression="%{d}"/>
>>> I guess that this is a simplification of what you want to do because, as
>>> is, the above instruction does not make sense.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>> the result was:
>>>>
>>>> -->associatePublisherStylesheet:get: checking...
>>>> cannot parse
>>>> expression='file:/C:/Documents%20and%20Settings/Andy%20Black/My%20Documents/XLingPap/Users/SteveMarlett/Me'phaa.xml':
>>>> bad character after :
>>>> <--associatePublisherStylesheet:get: CANNOT EXECUTE
>>>>
>>>> There is no problem when the file name does not have the apostrophe in it.
>>> With or without an apostrophe
>>>
>>> file:/C:/Documents%20and%20Settings/Andy%20Black/My%20Documents/XLingPap/Users/SteveMarlett/Me'phaa.xml
>>>
>>> is definitely not a valid XPath expression. There is nothing that can be
>>> changed in that fact.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>> Is there a solution to this other than not using a single quote in the
>>>> file name?
>>>>
>>> Probably, but I don't understand what is exactly the problem. Please
>>> consider sending me a less simplified version of your macro.
>> Sorry for not being clear.
>>
>> Here is the full macro, including some of my alerts to try and figure
>> out what was happening. It uses a custom Java command
>> (AssociatePublisherStylesheetCmd) that modifies the structure of the
>> XML, but never got that far with a file name containing an apostrophe.
>>
>> <cfg:command name="associatePublisherStylesheet">
>> <cfg:macro trace="true">
>> <cfg:sequence>
>> <cfg:choice>
>> <cfg:pass>
>> <cfg:command name="selectNode"
>> parameter="ancestorOrSelf[implicitElement] lingPaper xlingpaper"/>
>> </cfg:pass>
>> <cfg:pass>
>> <cfg:command name="selectNode"
>> parameter="descendantOrSelf[implicitElement] lingPaper xlingpaper"/>
>> </cfg:pass>
>> </cfg:choice>
>> <cfg:command name="selectFile" parameter="[Choose Publisher Style
>> Sheet]openFile
>> %{c}/../publisherstylesheets/SILInternationalPaperStylesheet.xml"/>
>> <cfg:set variable="fileName" expression="%_" plainString="true"/>
>> <cfg:get expression="$fileName"/>
>> <cfg:command name="alert" parameter="After setting fileName: %_"/>
>> <cfg:get expression="%{d}"/>
>> <cfg:command name="alert" parameter="Percent d: %_"/>
>> <cfg:get expression="$fileName"/>
>> <cfg:get expression="relativize-uri(uri-or-file-name('%_'), '%{d}')"/>
>> <cfg:set variable="uri" expression="%_" plainString="true"/>
>> <cfg:command name="alert" parameter="Before invoking Java command"/>
>> <cfg:get expression="concat($fileName, '|', $uri)"/>
>> <cfg:command name="AssociatePublisherStylesheetCmd" parameter="%_"/>
>> <cfg:set variable="result" expression="%_" plainString="true"/>
>> <cfg:command name="alert" parameter="After invoking Java command"/>
>> <cfg:choice>
>> <cfg:sequence>
>> <cfg:test expression="string-length($result)> 0"/>
>> <cfg:get expression="$result"/>
>> <cfg:command name="alert" parameter="%_"/>
>> </cfg:sequence>
>> <cfg:sequence>
>> <cfg:command name="XXE.save" parameter="[ifNeeded]"/>
>> <cfg:command name="XXE.open" parameter="%D"/>
>> </cfg:sequence>
>> </cfg:choice>
>> </cfg:sequence>
>> </cfg:macro>
>> </cfg:command>
>>
>
>
> X-Quarantine ID /var/spool/MD-Quarantine/16/qdir-2010-10-23-16.54.10-001
>
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