Hello
*private* *static* *boolean* isPathUrl(String url) {
*// filter out "http:", "https:", "mailto:";, "file:", "ftp:"
* *// since the only valid places for : in URL's is before the
path specification
* *// either before the port, or after the protocol
* *return* (url.indexOf(*':'*) == -1);
}
I'm currently using jcr (jackrabbit) as backend, and the path
*parameter* of the nodes can be ns:name
so my urls are http://.../resourcesManager.action?path=/jcr:system/other/stuff
The redirect removes the context path,
maybe a workaround solution use de URL class
When you construct a URL object, Java looks for a
protocol handler that understands the protocol part of the URL such
as "http" or "mailto". If no such handler is found, the constructor
throws a MalformedURLException.
Hope this helps
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