Hello,
I tested xml signature with URI="file:///work/test.txt" with C++ XMLsec library and works fine. With Java XMLsec library doesn't work.
What is wrong, or I am doing something wrong?
regards
Matej
Matej Kafadar wrote:
Hello,
which URI reference is correct?
example:
I have file in absolute path "c:\work\test.txt"
XMLsec couldn't find the file, if URI looks like URI="file:///work/test.txt".
The exception is "Original Exception was java.io.FileNotFoundException: \\work\test.txt (The network path was not found)"
It can find it, if looks like URI="file:///c:/work/test.txt" or URI="file:/work/test.txt" or URI="file:/c:/work/test.txt".
In my test program, URI resolver can find all references.
public class TestURI { public static void main(String[] args) { //URI uri = URI.create("file:///work/test.txt"); //URI uri = URI.create("file:///c:/work/test.txt"); //URI uri = URI.create("file:/c:/work/test.txt"); URI uri = URI.create("file:/work/test.txt"); File f = new File(uri); System.out.println("exist="+f.exists()); } }
Why for URI="file:///work/test.txt" XMLsec tries to find file on network and class TestURI finds it on disk?
Or am I doing something wrong?
Best regards
matej
