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Looks good to me. Should we also add a C:/java
(one with a forward slash) to the new junk resource names added in this test, to exercise the path where a forward slash is present in a resource name which also has the Windows disallowed :
character in it?
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LGTM
C:/java is a legal file path so there wouldn't be InvalidPathException for that case. The reason that resource name will be rejected on Windows is because it has a root component. So yes, it could be added as a test case, just wouldn't add any more test coverage to the existing tests. |
Thank you for the explanation, Alan. The current state of the test, in the PR, looks fine to me then. |
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Going to push as commit fb147aa.
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The ModuleReader implementation for exploded modules maps resource names to file paths. A small oversight is that it doesn't handle InvalidPathException which is thrown when the resource name maps to something that can't be parsed as a file path. This has a knock on impact to Class/ClassLoader getResourceXXX and other usages of ModuleReader.
The existing ModuleReaderTest is updated to include additional resource names to test. I've also moved
@Test
annotation to the test methods so that it's a bit clearer which are the test methods in this source file.Progress
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