OK, fixed. I'll do new CR release, making it easy on everybody. Is there any other dot feature out there that I should consider legal? I'll still leave triple '...' and '..somepath' as illegal: | else if (ch == '.') | { | int bufferLength = buffer.length(); | | if (specialToken == null && bufferLength == 0) | specialToken = CURRENT_PATH; | else if (specialToken == CURRENT_PATH && bufferLength == 0) | specialToken = REVERSE_PATH; | else if (specialToken == REVERSE_PATH && bufferLength == 0) | throw new IllegalArgumentException("Illegal token (" + specialToken + ch + ") in path: " + path); | else | buffer.append(ch); | } | else | { | // token starts with '.' or '..', but also has some path after that | if (specialToken != null) | { | // we don't allow tokens after '..' | if (specialToken == REVERSE_PATH) | throw new IllegalArgumentException("Illegal token (" + specialToken + ch + ") in path: " + path); | | // after '.' more path is legal == unix hidden directories | buffer.append(specialToken); | specialToken = null; | } | buffer.append(ch); | } | View the original post : http://www.jboss.com/index.html?module=bb&op=viewtopic&p=4187620#... Reply to the post : http://www.jboss.com/index.html?module=bb&op=posting&mode=reply&a...