Examples of org.fcrepo.common.PID.toFilename()

org.fcrepo.common.PID.toFilename()
Return a string representing this PID that can be safely used as a filename on any OS.
- The colon (:) is replaced with an underscore (_).
- Trailing dots are encoded as percents (%).

            String filename = filename1 + filename2; //was id.replace(':','-');
            logger.debug("in BackendPolicies.newWritePolicies() " + filename);
            PID tempPid = new PID(filename);
            logger.debug("in BackendPolicies.newWritePolicies() got PID "
                    + tempPid);
            filename = tempPid.toFilename();
            logger.debug("in BackendPolicies.newWritePolicies() filename="
                    + filename);
            sb
                    .append("<Policy xmlns=\"urn:oasis:names:tc:xacml:1.0:policy\" PolicyId=\""
                            + id + "\">\n");

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        try {
            pid = new PID(policyName);
        } catch (MalformedPIDException e) {
            throw new PolicyIndexException("Invalid policy name.  Policy name must be a valid PID - " + policyName);
        }
        return new File(DB_HOME + "/" + pid.toFilename() + ".xml");


    }
    /**
     * Determine name of policy from file.  .xml prefix is removed, and name is converted to a PID.
     * Policy names must be valid PIDs.

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            }
        }
        if (!exists) {
            logger.info("Ingesting new system object: " + pid.toString());
            InputStream xml = getStream("org/fcrepo/server/resources/"
                                        + pid.toFilename() + ".xml");
            Context context = ReadOnlyContext.getContext(null,
                                                         null,
                                                         null,
                                                         false);
            DOWriter w = doManager.getIngestWriter(USE_DEFINITIVE_STORE,

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