String fileName = FileUtils.getRelativePath(baseDir, inFile);
- File file = new File(fileName);
-
+
+ String name;
+ String dir;
+ int lastDirSep = fileName.lastIndexOf("/");
+ if (lastDirSep > -1) {
+ name = fileName.substring(lastDirSep + 1);
+ dir = fileName.substring(0, lastDirSep);
+ } else {
+ name = fileName;
+ dir = "."; // so a dir+"/"+name would not result in an
absolute path
+ }
+
if (fileNameParameter != null) {
- liaison.addParam(fileNameParameter, inFile.getName());
+ liaison.addParam(fileNameParameter, name);
}
if (fileDirParameter != null) {
- liaison.addParam(fileDirParameter, (file.getParent()!=null) ?
file.getParent() : "" );
+ liaison.addParam(fileDirParameter, dir);
}
}
FWIW, I prefered the File.getParent()/getName() version. I believe the
statement that getParent would use \ as filesep to find the parent to
be incorrect. getParent is both more explicit and shorter. But maybe
I'm missing something about getParent()? Thanks, --DD
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