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The JarLibraryLoader has apparently a problem while loading if placed in a directory that contains special characters which have to be URL encoded.
For example, if the directory path contains "web#app" java.security.CodeSource.getLocaction().getPath() in line 59 will encode the '#' and return "web%23app". However, the java.util.jar.JarFile constructor expects a (not encoded) filename and consequently fails to load from the nonexistent directory "web%23app". A simple java.net.URLDecoder.decode() in line 59 would fix this issue.
I can create a pull request upon request.
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The
JarLibraryLoader
has apparently a problem while loading if placed in a directory that contains special characters which have to be URL encoded.For example, if the directory path contains "web#app"
java.security.CodeSource.getLocaction().getPath()
in line 59 will encode the '#' and return "web%23app". However, thejava.util.jar.JarFile
constructor expects a (not encoded) filename and consequently fails to load from the nonexistent directory "web%23app". A simplejava.net.URLDecoder.decode()
in line 59 would fix this issue.I can create a pull request upon request.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: