Uses of Class
nl.uva.vlet.exception.VlURISyntaxException

Packages that use VlURISyntaxException
nl.uva.vlet.util   
nl.uva.vlet.vrl   
 

Uses of VlURISyntaxException in nl.uva.vlet.util
 

Methods in nl.uva.vlet.util that throw VlURISyntaxException
static java.io.InputStream ResourceLoader.getInputstream(java.lang.String urlstr)
          Tries to load resource from relative or absolute url: - get current classLoader to resource 'urlstr' - get thread classload to resolve 'urlstr' - tries if urlstr is an absolute url and performs openConnection().getInputStream()
 

Uses of VlURISyntaxException in nl.uva.vlet.vrl
 

Methods in nl.uva.vlet.vrl that throw VlURISyntaxException
 VRL VRL.resolve(java.lang.String reluri)
          Resolves optional relative URI using this URI as base location.
 VRL VRL.resolvePath(java.lang.String relpath)
          Resolve DECODED (no %-chars) relative path against this URI, assuming this URI is a (directory) PATH and not a file or url location.
 java.net.URI VRL.toURI()
          Returns URI compatible object of VRL.
Here path components might be encoded in %XX format!
use toString for unencoded VRL String.
 java.lang.String VRL.toURIString()
          Returns URI compatible and optionally encoded string, use toString() for default (non-encoded) VRL String!
 java.net.URL VRL.toURL()
          Since 06-06-2006 this now provides a fully VRL compatible URL object.
 

Constructors in nl.uva.vlet.vrl that throw VlURISyntaxException
VRL(java.lang.String locationString)
          Somewhat more flexible initializer then new URI(String).
VRL(VRL base, java.lang.String relpath)
          Creates new VRL, resolves relative Uri String to baseLocation.
VRL(VRL baseLocation, java.lang.String relativeUri, boolean useDirname)