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Sent: Tuesday, January 21, 2003 4:54
PM
Subject: Re: [dom4j-user] Cannot read
file on windows server
No, server means really a server name
it is like in the windows explorer \\server\path\file
if I use something like /path/file or d:/path/file everything works
fine
hans
"James Strachan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
21/01/2003 16:36 GMT
To: "Keysers, Wonne" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
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Subject: Re:
[dom4j-user] Cannot read file on windows server
"server" is a directory name right? And this is all available on the local
file system?
Why not just try using Unix style paths on windows which
often gets around the backslash woes.
Document doc = reader.read(
"/server/path/xmlfile.xml" );
James
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Wonne
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Sent: Tuesday, January 21, 2003
3:35 PM
Subject: RE: [dom4j-user] Cannot read
file on windows server
I tried what you said
and I'm back in situation number 1 (ftp)
code:
SAXReader
reader = new SAXReader();
Document document = reader.read(new URL("file", "server",
"/path/xmlfile.xml"));
stacktrace
Thread[main,5,main] (Vivant):
Exception détectée : java.lang.ClassNotFoundException
Class.forName0(String, boolean, ClassLoader)
Class.forName(String)
URL.getURLStreamHandler(String)
URL(String,
String, int, String, URLStreamHandler)
URL(String,
String, int, String)
URL(String, String, String)
(2)
Handler.openConnection(URL)
(1)
URL.openConnection()
XmlParser.pushURL(String, String, String, Reader, InputStream,
String)
XmlParser.doParse(String, String, Reader,
InputStream, String)
SAXDriver.parse(InputSource)
SAXReader.read(InputSource)
SAXReader.read(URL)
Test.main(String
[])
at (1) the protocol = file; at (2) the
protocol equals ftp
I'm on
windows
and the ultimate goal is to load a file
when I only now \\server\\path\\xmlfile.xml
hans
"Keysers, Wonne"
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Subject: RE:
[dom4j-user] Cannot read file on windows server
Hi
This works fine on
NT:
reader.read( new URL( "file",
"host", "/full/path/file.xml") );
I'm not sure, but if you work on Unix, it might also be:
reader.read( new URL( "smb", "host",
"/full/path/file.xml") );
Best
regards
Wonne
-----Original Message-----
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To: James Strachan
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Sent: 1/21/2003 3:40 PM
Subject: Re: [dom4j-user] Cannot read file on windows
server
Hello,
Wonne, James
Thank you (dank u ;) for the
help, but it does not solve the problem
completely.
I
did some debugging and indeed with file:////server/path/xmlfile.xml it
doesn't try
to do an ftp, but my filename gets changed to
/server/path/xmlfile.xml
The // that I need to indicate a network path in
windows is lost
hans
"James Strachan"
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21/01/2003 14:11 GMT
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Subject: Re: [dom4j-user] Cannot read file on windows
server
Agreed. The
read method can take a File, a URL, or a String url as well
as an InputStream or Reader - though the first
3 are preferred as it
gives the
default EntityResolver implementation a chance..
James
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----- Original Message -----
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To:
'[EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:>
Sent: Tuesday, January 21, 2003 11:14 AM
Subject: RE: [dom4j-user] Cannot read file on windows
server
Hi (Dag :-) Hans,
I believe this should work:
reader.read( new URL(" file:////server/path/file.xml
<file:////server/path/file.xml> ") );
Wonne
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Sent: 1/21/2003 11:26 AM
Subject: [dom4j-user] Cannot read file on windows
server
Hello,
I want
to access open an xml file located on a distant server
\\server\path\myxml.xml".
If I try to open the
file with the java File class, all goes perfectly
well.
If I try to execute following code I get
a connection error:
f = new File(_fileName);
if
(!f.exists()) {
throw new error
}
reader = new SAXReader();
document =
reader.read("file:".concat(_fileName));
If the
last line contains "file:" or not does not make a difference.
After some debugging I noticed that an URL is made and that it is the
URL
that is opened.
in the debugger I stopped on the error and noticed
that in
Handler.openConnection(URL) the protocol is
file but in the URL(String,
String, String) that is
called from this one, the protocol changed into
ftp.
(since no ftp server is running on the windows machine, this error
is
logical)
I tried to do
document =
reader.read(filereader);
but even when I pass an
inputstream that is open and has access to the
file,
an URL is made and used.
I hope someone can help
me with this.
Thank you
Hans
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