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Roland Hauser updated TREQ-21:
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Description:
Otherwise, BaseLocaleUrlDefinitionDAO does not load resources correctly, see
TILES-589.
In general, if the URL#openConnection method of a local protocol is called, an
IOException should be transformed into a FileNotFoundException as it implies
that the resource does not exist. This should be avoided for remote protocols
because an IOException can mean something different, for instance that the
network connection could not be established.
By default any protocol is considered to be local, except of
- ftp
- http
- https
- mailto
- netdoc
- Any additional protocol specified via system parameter -Dtiles.remoteProtocols
was:Otherwise, BaseLocaleUrlDefinitionDAO does not load resources correctly,
see TILES-589
> Within an OSGi environment, URLApplicationResource must throw a
> FileNotFoundException instead of IOException when a resource is not found
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> Key: TREQ-21
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TREQ-21
> Project: Tiles Request
> Issue Type: Bug
> Reporter: Roland Hauser
> Assignee: mck
>
> Otherwise, BaseLocaleUrlDefinitionDAO does not load resources correctly, see
> TILES-589.
> In general, if the URL#openConnection method of a local protocol is called,
> an IOException should be transformed into a FileNotFoundException as it
> implies that the resource does not exist. This should be avoided for remote
> protocols because an IOException can mean something different, for instance
> that the network connection could not be established.
> By default any protocol is considered to be local, except of
> - ftp
> - http
> - https
> - mailto
> - netdoc
> - Any additional protocol specified via system parameter
> -Dtiles.remoteProtocols
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