On 22.5.2014 17:22, Frank Steimke wrote: > OK, but as far as I understand, the same problem would come up if I would use > a @fileref with an absolute filename like " file:/C:/temp/image.png".
You shouldn't use absolute filenames because that way your documents are
not portable.
> Question is, whether this is a correct URL for an absolute filename.
It depends on your definition of correctness. At least for Windows paths
there are several common ways how to construct URL, e.g. file:///c/...,
file:/c:/..., file:///c|/...
> If it is not, then there is a problem with the unparsed-entity-uri()
> function, since it should never return an invalid URL. This would result in a
> bug report for saxon 6.5 on windows 7.
> If it is, then there is a problem with the process.image template, since it
> should be able to process URLs with absolute filenames.
Absolute file URLs are mess, very different on each operating system.
But if there is a bug, please feel free to submit bugreport.
Jirka
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