Thanks Marcel. I've found the class but at a different path: http://svn.apache.org/viewcvs.cgi/incubator/jackrabbit/trunk/jackrabbit/src/main/java/org/apache/jackrabbit/util/ISO9075.java However, I've seen that internally it relies on Jackrabbit qname implementation - is there any way to remove this dependency? I need to the code to use only JCR api (javax.jcr) code.
> Hi Costin, > there is a utility class in jackrabbit-commons that you can use: > org.apache.jackrabbit.util.ISO9075 > the jackrabbit-commons library is built in: > trunk/jackrabbit/modules/commons > regards > marcel > Costin Leau wrote: >> # sorry for the previous email, I hit the send button accidentally ... >> >> Hello everybody. >> >> I'm having some problems with some jcr name which contain illegal >> characters as defined in Section 6.2.5.2 of the spec. I am looking for >> advices and an implementation that could do the escaping and unescaping >> using the >> _xHHHH_ method and I only found one that does escaping inside >> JackRabbit. Isn't there a need to unescape the values into its >> original format (so that >> String specialStr == unescape(escape(specialStr)) ) ? >> >> I've seen also a thread from some time ago opened by Brian and the >> answer (and the solution used not in Cosmo by looking at the code) >> seems to be hex encoding similar to the url one. >> >> What is the recommended way of encoding/decoding and are some >> implementations available out there? I'm trying to find one that >> affects the repository as little as possible so that clients >> connecting to the repository from outside my app should be able to decode the >> names in a standard manner. >> -- Best regards, Costin mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
