Poppe, Troy wrote on Thursday, June 09, 2005 10:27 PM:
> It appears that my problem stems not from io or
> configuration, but instead from VFS!
>
> I grabbed the latest VFS from SVN, and dug through it a bit,
> and I think there might be a bug in
> org.apache.commons.vfs.provider.local.LocalFileName.
>
> Currently the code reads:
> /**
> * Builds the root URI for this file name.
> */
> protected void appendRootUri(final StringBuffer buffer) {
> buffer.append(getScheme());
> buffer.append("://");
> buffer.append(rootFile);
> }
>
> However, for file URLs, it appears that the JVM wants to see
> them as "file:/" or "file:///"...
>
> Is this a fix that would be acceptable? (I'm not able to
> verify if this is a JVM 'bug' or a conflict with RFC2396.)
> Is there another work around?
It should add a third slash. file:/// is an official shortcut for
file://localhost/ and the file name should have been appended then. This get's
funny if you address files on a windows share file://///Machine/share/ <g>
- J�rg
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