- From: <Toman_Vojtech@emc.com>
- Date: Thu, 23 Jul 2009 10:02:03 -0400
- To: <xproc-dev@w3.org>
(I am changing the subject because to avoid confusion.) > I would say the above description is not correct neither, for > the same reason (well, for a proper definition of "wrong.") If I > see Source("../data/doc.xml") in my Java code, I would expect the > input to be read from my filesystem, not from an HTTP server... I think you may be right. It actually becomes even more confusing if you use the command-line interface: calumet -i source=../data/doc.xml http://foo/pipelines/pipeline.xpl In the command-line Calumet *does* resolve against the current working directory. That means that in this case, ../data/doc.xml will be resolved to something like /path/to/cwd/..data/doc.xml So now I tend to think the Java API should probably be consistent with this, if only just to reduce the confusion. > Of course, if the pipeline definition itself contains such a > URI, that's another story... Then it automatically resolves against the base URI of the contianing element, which is the base URI of the pipeline in most cases. I think that in this case, the behavior is clear (and also what we want). Regards, Vojtech
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