If the file is accessible by HTTP it is a no-brainer, however I guess that
is not the case.
Xerces-C supports a file: protocol that should do the trick if you are
trying to access a UNC addressed resource on Windows. Be aware that the
file: protocol is only vaguely defined and platform specific, but from my
reading of src\util\XMLURL.cpp around line 535, a URL of the form
file://///machine/share/filename
Should work. To break it down:
file:// - the protocol
blank - the host, since the protocol is actually resolved locally it is
blank
/ - separator between host and path
//machine/share/filename - UNC name of resource with forward slashes
replacing back slashes since I'm pretty sure back-slashes are formally
forbidden in URL'.s.
If that doesn't work, try:
file:///\\machine\share\filename
Which is the form descibed in Microsoft knowledge base article Q169606, but
I believe is not technically a legal URI.
Had no luck using that form of URL with IE 5.5 however.
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