Examples of org.eclipse.osgi.service.urlconversion.URLConverter.resolve()

org.eclipse.osgi.service.urlconversion.URLConverter.resolve()

Converts a URL that uses a client-defined protocol into a URL that uses a protocol which is native to the Java class library (file, jar, http, etc).

Note however that users of this API should not assume too much about the results of this method. While it may consistently return a file: URL in certain installation configurations, others may result in jar: or http: URLs.

If the protocol is not recognized by this converter, then the original URL is returned as-is.

@param url the original URL @return the resolved URL or the original if the protocol is unknown to this converter @exception IOException if unable to resolve URL @throws IOException if an error occurs during the resolution @since 3.2

   * @exception IOException if unable to resolve URL
   * @throws IOException if an error occurs during the resolution
   */
  public static URL resolve(URL url) throws IOException {
    URLConverter converter = Activator.getURLConverter(url);
    return converter == null ? url : converter.resolve(url);
  }


  /**
   * Returns a file for the contents of the specified bundle.  Depending 
   * on how the bundle is installed the returned file may be a directory or a jar file

   * @exception IOException if unable to resolve URL
   * @throws IOException if an error occurs during the resolution
   */
  public static URL resolve(URL url) throws IOException {
    URLConverter converter = Activator.getURLConverter(url);
    return converter == null ? url : converter.resolve(url);
  }


}

         
         URL rootEntry = b.getEntry("/");
         URLConverter converter = getURLConverter(b.getBundleContext(), rootEntry);
         if (converter != null) {
           try {
          rootEntry = converter.resolve(rootEntry);
          if (rootEntry != null && "file".equals(rootEntry.getProtocol())) {
            File installLocation = new File(rootEntry.getPath());
            String classpathSep = System.getProperty("path.separator");
            
            rv = new File(installLocation,"JemmyCore.jar").getAbsolutePath();

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