I have found some problems with my FileUtils patch, namely: - it is not up to spec - it does not upper case the NetWare volume name. I must have missed that part of the spec - There are other problems with some border cases that have come out as I have added NetWare specific test cases in FileUtilsTest.java
I'll get these fixed. Now, I'm wondering about some basic functionality here that I might be misunderstanding. Are resolveFile and normalize supposed to be able to handle all three types of file system names, "/usr/bin", "c:\temp", and "sys:/tmp" while executing on any given system, or is it ok for "sys:/tmp" to be handled only when executing on NetWare, or "c:\temp" to be handled when executing on Windows, etc? If I need to handle everything on every system, then I'll have to refactor resolveFile and normalize a whole lot more. The going assumption used to be that if it contained a ":" as the second character, that was automatically a windows path. Things get a little more complicated for general support if that colon can move to later in the string and still represent a valid "drive" name.(really, a NetWare volume). Jeff Tulley ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) (801)861-5322 Novell, Inc., the leading provider of Net services software.
