I still haven't found an answer to my question, but am wondering if possibly 
enabling the file protocol would then allow the slash in the build file name.

In the Continuum FAQs it talks about this in the context of the "Add Project" 
view, but would does anyone know if this would also apply to the "Add/Edit 
Build Definition" view?
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From: Montgomery, Christine
Sent: Thursday, February 16, 2012 8:31 AM
To: 'users@continuum.apache.org'
Subject: Continuum 1.3.8 error message "Build file contains invalid characters"


Hello Continuum people,

We are in the beginning stages of upgrading our Continuum version to 1.3.8.  I 
am trying to add an Ant project, with the Ant build filename defined as 
Quartz/build.xml.

After clicking save, I get an error that says "Build file contains invalid 
characters."  (The screen also changes to show the error on POM filename, which 
is a bit confusing.)

After doing some Googling, I saw a piece of code in the ContinuumServiceImpl 
class that appears to validate the build file name with this regular 
expression: private static final String 
BUILD_DEFINITION_BUILD_FILE_VALID_EXPRESSION = "[A-Za-z0-9_.\\-]*";

This is how our projects are defined in our current version of Continuum, and 
fits our ant project structures.  Does anyone know why a slash or backslash is 
no longer accepted?

Thanks for your help,

Chris Montgomery - chrismontgom...@bc.com<mailto:chrismontgom...@bc.com>
Boise Cascade - Applications Development
208 384-6027


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