Thanks, I fixed the test using your suggestion but used the File(parent, child)
ctor:
String file = new File(basedir, "build.xml").toURI().toString();
--Sean
Eric Tournier wrote:
Hi :)
I am facing an AssertionFailedError during the execution of
testLocalFileWithEmptyBaseURI() from
org.apache.xml.security.test.utils.resolver.ResourceResolverTest class.
All the source files have been downloaded from SVN trunk
I'm using Windows XP, Eclipse 3.4, Maven 2.0.9 and the file build.xml
used in the test is located in the
"C:\Eclipse-Ganymede\Workspaces-JIRA\XML Security\xmlsec" directory.
During the execution of testLocalFileWithEmptyBaseURI method(), the
call to resolve(Attr uri, String BaseURI) from ResourceResolver class
leads to engineResolve(Attr uri, String BaseURI) method of the
ResolverLocalFilesystem class. Inside this method, the translation of
the uri fragment ("file:C:\Eclipse-Ganymede\Workspaces-JIRA\XML
Security\xmlsec/build.xml") to a filename through static
translateUriToFilename(String uri) does not work :
===
private static String translateUriToFilename(String uri) {
String subStr = uri.substring(FILE_URI_LENGTH);
(...)
if (subStr.charAt(1) == ':') {
// we're running M$ Windows, so this works fine
return subStr;
}
// we're running some UNIX, so we have to prepend a slash
return "/" + subStr;
}
===
In the code above, subStr = :\Eclipse-Ganymede\Workspaces-JIRA\XML
Security\xmlsec/build.xml and the result of (subStr.charAt(1) == ':') is
false. Then we assume we are using UNIX OS and prepend a slash. The
returned filename is /:\Eclipse-Ganymede\Workspaces-JIRA\XML
Security\xmlsec/build.xml which is not understood by Windows :| And the
test fails.
This piece of code works perfectly when called during
org.apache.xml.security.test.c14n.implementations.testA(). In fact, the
reason is that there is a mistake in the construction of the uri
parameter in testLocalFileWithEmptyBaseURI() :
===
String file = "file:" + basedir + "/build.xml"; <===================
Should be "file:/"
uriAttr.setValue(file);
ResourceResolver res = ResourceResolver.getInstance(uriAttr, file);
try {
res.resolve(uriAttr, "");
} catch (Exception e) {
fail(e.getMessage());
}
}
===
"file:" should be replaced by "file:/".
I guess, it would be safer to use the following :
File myFile = new java.io.File(basedir + "/build.xml");
String file = myFile.toURI().toString();
(...)
Hope this could help.
Eric
Eric TOURNIER
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