> -----Original Message-----
> From: Manuel Mall [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> I have not tested this but I believe a URL with out a host
> part must have 3 consecutive slashes not 2. Try
> "file:///c:/my/graphic/folder".
>
> Roughly(!) speaking the first two slashes separate the URL
> scheme from the host part and the 3rd slash separates the
> host part from the path.
> So "file:///c:/my/graphic/folder" is actually equivalent to
> "file://localhost/c:/my/graphic/folder". In your version "c:"
> (not sure if colon is a legal character here) would actually
> be the hostname.
I have neither tested this with FOP, but just to confirm this really is
following the rfc 3986: "If a URI contains an authority component, then
the path component must either be empty or begin with a slash ("/")
character.".
-Jukka
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