| URIConverter question. [message #599193] |
Fri, 01 December 2006 16:16 |
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Originally posted by: ashish.deshpande.cc
Hi,
I am having trouble understanding URIConverter. I have a serialized
(XMI) file from a colleague with the following content (a string
XSDSimpleTypeDefinition):
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<typeDefinition xsi:type="xsd:XSDSimpleTypeDefinition"
href=" jar:file:/D:/Projects/eclipse-projects/frevvo/workspace/com. gauss.forms/lib/org.eclipse.xsd_2.2.0.v200606271057.jar!/cac he/www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema.xsd#//string;XSDSimpleTypeDefin ition=7 "/>
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As you can see, the href points to a specific file (D:/....). That path
does not exist on my machine making this file non-portable. So,
1) Can I make this portable? I can put the jar file in a common relative
directory (say ../../lib, which will work on all machines for my
application). Can I force the href to point to
jar:file:../../lib/org.eclipse etc.
instead of the D:/Projects?
2) How can I use a URIConverter to affect this? I know what the
URIConverter should do but I am unable to attach my custom URIConverter
to handle this URI. Specifically, MyCustomConverter.normalize(uri) is
never called for this URI even though I have done:
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resourceSet.setURIConverter (new MyCustomConverter());
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Is it that this particular URI is loaded using a Resource from a
different ResourceSet but I don't understand how to affect that.
Thx,
-Ashish
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