Missing backslash in a regular expression causes improper operation's name
calculation
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Key: AXIS2-5004
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AXIS2-5004
Project: Axis2
Issue Type: Bug
Components: kernel
Affects Versions: 1.5.4
Reporter: Jarosław Bałut
The class org.apache.axis2.util.Utils implements the getOperationName(String
path, String serviceName) method, which purpose is to "Compute the operation
path from request URI using the servince name". This method is called during
handling of REST style requests and contains the following line of code:
temp = path.split(serviceName + ".");
which is supposed to split the request URI on the boundary of the "<service
name>." (service name followed by the dot character). The regular expression
(serviceName + ".") is missing a backslash character before the dot. This
effectively means that the regular expression matches the sequence "<service
name><any character>" instead of "<service name><dot character>". Described
behaviour causes problems, when the method's name contains service's name (e.g.
when the service is called "echo" and the method is called "echoString"). The
line of code mentioned above should look like:
temp = path.split(serviceName + "\\.");
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