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Michael Freedman commented on PORTLETBRIDGE-215:
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Looks like ADF does the right thing and ensures anything starting with a / is
transformed to a context path relative url via Viewhandler.getResourceURL().
I.e. GoLink impls that by the time encodeActionURL is called anything starting
with a / is context path encoded -- whether this context path or another on the
server. So logically the bridge's encodeActionURL should check any url that
begins with / and make sure its in this apps context path, if it is not then it
should turn the url into an absolute url and return it. Fix this as well.
> EncodeResource url improperly recognizes non context path encoded urls
> beginning with / as being an internal url
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> Key: PORTLETBRIDGE-215
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/PORTLETBRIDGE-215
> Project: MyFaces Portlet Bridge
> Issue Type: Bug
> Reporter: Michael Freedman
> Assignee: Michael Freedman
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> If you have an url that is passed to encodeResourceUrl which begins
> /foo/bar.jpg where /foo isn't this applications context-path, the bridge
> recognizes this url as a internal app url and prefixs it with the
> context-path. However, because JSF doesn't do auto-context path appending
> the above url is invalid in regular (serlvet) JSF as its neither relative to
> the current page nor the current server. Hence all resource urls that begin
> with / should be seen as external urls -- i.e. assumed to be urls that are
> full path (including the context-path) to another application in this server.
> As ADF's GoLink uses encodeActionUrl for its targets -- we should also review
> and consider correct behavior there as well.
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