Not sure if it's the best solution but this changes the following: - Enable plain filenames (without "file:" scheme) as URI. FOURIResolver tries to create a java.io.File to access the file. - If after removing the scheme from a file: URL the string still contains a ":" it is likely an absolute Windows path for which the user forgot to specify a leading "/", i.e.: file:C:/Temp/test.txt --> file:/C:/Temp/test.txt
Not sure if it's the best solution but this changes the following:
- Enable plain filenames (without "file:" scheme) as URI. FOURIResolver tries to create a java.io.File to access the file.
- If after removing the scheme from a file: URL the string still contains a ":" it is likely an absolute Windows path for which the user forgot to specify a leading "/", i.e.:
file:C:/Temp/test.txt --> file:/C:/Temp/test.txt

git-svn-id: 102839466c3b40dd9c7e25c0a1a6d26afc40150a@278779 13f79535-47bb-0310-9956-ffa450edef68

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