TurekBot
commented
5 years ago Some testing is proving insightful:
URI uri = URI.create("file:////atlas/Sundance_Apps/MyApp/");results in a URI that looks like this on the inside
uri = {URI@2693} "file:////atlas/Sundance_Apps/MyApp/"
scheme = "file"
fragment = null
authority = null
userInfo = null
host = null
port = -1
path = "//atlas/Sundance_Apps/MyApp/"
query = null
schemeSpecificPart = "////atlas/Sundance_Apps/MyApp/"
hash = 0
decodedUserInfo = null
decodedAuthority = null
decodedPath = null
decodedQuery = null
decodedFragment = null
decodedSchemeSpecificPart = null
string = "file:////atlas/Sundance_Apps/MyApp/"But when you try to use uri.resolve(String)—like is done in various parts of FXLauncher—it breaks UNC paths.
URI resolvedURI = uri.resolve("app.xml");results in a broken UNC URI
resolvedURI = {URI@2714} "file:/atlas/Sundance_Apps/MyApp/app.xml"
scheme = "file"
fragment = null
authority = null
userInfo = null
host = null
port = -1
path = "/atlas/Sundance_Apps/MyApp/app.xml"
query = null
schemeSpecificPart = null
hash = 0
decodedUserInfo = null
decodedAuthority = null
decodedPath = null
decodedQuery = null
decodedFragment = null
decodedSchemeSpecificPart = null
string = "file:/atlas/Sundance_Apps/MyApp/app.xml"
edvin
ohkio
Hi! Thanks so much for creating this lovely way to deploy an application.
I've successfully gotten FXLauncher to pull from a regular old
file://C:/some/lovely/path.What I want to do is get FXLauncher to pull from a Windows UNC path (ex.
//server/share/).Java seems to handle UNC paths a little differently than I expected.
First I tried configuring the
applicationUrlwith\\myServer\myShare\, butURI.create()doesn't like that one bit and says that the\character is not allowed.I did a little searching and found that you can use the forward slash in combination with the file protocol when working with UNC paths; something like
file:////myServer/myShare/.So I tried that and it got further, but still no cigar. At some point along the way the
pathof theURIis losing a slash going from//myServer/myShare/to/myServer/myShare. I'm betting this is happening duringgetFXAppURI()or sometime before whenuri.resolve()is called.Here's the output when I try to run the natively installed app from the command line:
and here's my
fxlauncher.log:I'm using the gradle plugin, version 1.0.20.
Here's the relevant configuration: