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java.net.URISyntaxException: Illegal character error when invoking #4

java.net.URISyntaxException: Illegal character error when invoking #4

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I get an error:
[jsdoc] java.lang.RuntimeException: java.net.URISyntaxException: Illegal cha
racter in opaque part at index 2: C:\Users\m\3\external_repo\jsdoc/node_modules

when trying to invoke the task.
(obviously: Windows (7) machine, java.version : 1.6.0_37)

I tried many versions of jar-locations and jsdoc.home property
Would be greatful for any hints, what could be the problem.

The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:

actually, my experience is, that ant handles the paths quite robustly.
But even if I provide relative, forward-slash paths, the error stays the same!

and even this (with build.xml placed directly inside the jsdoc folder):
» dir=»$»/>

returned the error:
[jsdoc] java.lang.RuntimeException: java.net.URISyntaxException: Illegal character in opaque part at index 2: C:\Users\m\3\external_repo\jsdoc./node_modules

It looks to me, as if the jsdochome-parameter is being resolved ant-style (i.e. os-native),
but the application using it as prefix gets confused by the different slashes.
Could that be?

Anybody with positive experiences on Windows-machines?

I rebuild the project with this JsDoc3.java file (I replaced literal jsDocHome with jsDocHomeFile):

 classname="net.jannon.ant.tasks.JsDoc3" 

 classpath="/path/to/jsdoc3-ant-task.jar;/path/to/js.jar"/> 

import java.util.;
import java.io.;

import org.apache.tools.ant.*;
import org.apache.tools.ant.types.FileSet;
import org.apache.tools.ant.types.FileList;
import org.apache.tools.ant.types.Commandline.Argument;
import org.apache.tools.ant.DirectoryScanner;

public class JsDoc3 extends Task

private File jsDocHomeFile; private String template; private Vector args = new Vector(); private Vector fileSets = new Vector(); private Vector fileLists = new Vector(); private String encoding = null, config = null, inputDir = null, inputFile = null, toDir = null, tutorials = null; private boolean isIncludingPrivate = false, isRecursive = false; /** * Method invoked by Ant to actually run the task */ public void execute() throws BuildException < // create the list of arguments for the rhino shell String[] arguments = createArguments(); try < Main.main(arguments); >catch (Exception e) < e.printStackTrace(); >> /** * Receive a nested argument * * @param arg An argument to pass to JSDoc3. This can be used pass arguments * not exposed directly by the ant task (e.g --test, --explain, etc.) */ public void addArg(Argument arg) < if (!args.contains(arg)) < args.add(arg); >> /** * Receive a nested fileset * * @param fileSet a fileset of source files */ public void addFileSet(FileSet fileSet) < if (!fileSets.contains(fileSet)) < fileSets.add(fileSet); >> /** * Receive a nested FileList * * @param fileList a list of sources */ public void addFileList(FileList fileList) < if (!fileLists.contains(fileList)) < fileLists.add(fileList); >> /** * Sets the jsdochome attribute, the home directory of JSDoc3. * * @param jsDocHome a string representing the the home directory of JSDoc3 */ public void setJsdochome(String jsDocHome) < this.jsDocHomeFile = new File(jsDocHome); >/** * Sets the input source directory. One of the following must be specified: * 'dir', 'file', or nested filesets * * @param dir a string representing the path to the source file directory. */ public void setDir(String dir) < this.inputDir = dir; >/** * Sets the input source file. One of the following must be specified: * 'dir', 'file', or nested filesets * * @param file a string representing the path to the source file */ public void setFile(String file) < this.inputFile = file; >/** * Sets the optional template attribute, which is the name of the template * used to generate the documentation * * @param template the name of the template to use (default: "default") */ public void setTemplate(String template) < this.template = "templates/" + template; >/** * Sets the optional to attribute which determines where the generated * documentation is placed. * * @param toDir a string representing the path to the directory in which to * place the generated documentation */ public void setTo(String toDir) < this.toDir = toDir; >/** * Sets the optional encoding attribute which sets the encoding of the input and output * files. * * @param encoding the encoding to use (default: "utf-8") */ public void setEncoding(String encoding) < this.encoding = encoding; >/** * Sets the optional private attribute which determines whether or not JSDoc3 * should generate documentation for private members/methods * * @param isPrivate whether or not to show private members/methods (default: false) */ public void setPrivate(Boolean isPrivate) < this.isIncludingPrivate = isPrivate; >/** * Sets the optional recurse attribute which determines whether or not JSDoc3 * should recurse into source directories. * * @param recurse whether or not to recurse into source subdirectories (default: false) */ public void setRecurse(Boolean recurse) < this.isRecursive = recurse; >/** * Sets the optional tutorials attribute. The tutorials attribute points * to where JSDoc3 should look for tutorials * * @param tutorials a string representing the path to the tutorials directory */ public void setTutorials(String tutorials) < this.tutorials = tutorials; >/** * Create the array of arguments to pass to rhino engine. It looks something * like this: * -modules /node_modules -modules /rhino_modules \ * -modules /jsdoc.js --dirname= \ *  * * @return a string[] of commands to pass to the rhino engine */ private String[] createArguments() throws BuildException < Vectorarguments = new Vector(); // return if certain attributes are not present if ((jsDocHomeFile == null)) < throw new BuildException("jsdochome must be specified"); >// add the modules folders arguments.add("-modules"); arguments.add(new File(jsDocHomeFile, "node_modules").toURI().toString()); arguments.add("-modules"); arguments.add(new File(jsDocHomeFile, "rhino").toURI().toString()); arguments.add("-modules"); arguments.add(new File(jsDocHomeFile, "lib").toURI().toString()); arguments.add("-modules"); arguments.add(jsDocHomeFile.toURI().toString()); // add the main jsodc js arguments.add(new File(jsDocHomeFile, "jsdoc.js").toURI().toString()); // add the dirname arguments.add("--dirname=" + jsDocHomeFile.toURI().toString()); addOptionalArgument(arguments, template, "-t"); // add the template addOptionalArgument(arguments, toDir, "-d"); // add the output dir addOptionalArgument(arguments, encoding, "-e"); // the encoding to use addOptionalArgument(arguments, config, "-c"); // the config file to use addOptionalArgument(arguments, tutorials, "-u"); // the tutorials dir addOptionalBooleanArgument(arguments, isIncludingPrivate, "-p"); addOptionalBooleanArgument(arguments, isRecursive, "-r"); if (inputFile != null) < arguments.add(inputFile); >else if (inputDir != null) < arguments.add(inputDir); >else if (fileSets.size() != 0 || fileLists.size() != 0) < // Loop through fileSets for (int i = 0, l = fileSets.size(); i < l; i++) < FileSet fs = fileSets.elementAt(i); // Ummm. DirectoryScanner ds = fs.getDirectoryScanner(getProject()); // Get base directory from fileset File dir = ds.getBasedir(); // Get included files from fileset String[] srcs = ds.getIncludedFiles(); // Loop through files for (int j = 0; j < srcs.length; j++) < // Make file object from base directory and filename File temp = new File(dir, srcs[j]); // Call the JSMin class with this file arguments.add(temp.getAbsolutePath()); >> // Loop through fileLists for (int i = 0; i < fileLists.size(); i++) < FileList fs = fileLists.elementAt(i); // Get included files from filelist String[] srcs = fs.getFiles(getProject()); // Get base directory from filelist File dir = fs.getDir(getProject()); // Loop through files for (int j = 0; j < srcs.length; j++) < // Make file object from base directory and filename File temp = new File(dir, srcs[j]); // Call the JSMin class with this file arguments.add(temp.getAbsolutePath()); >> > else < throw new BuildException("No inputs specified. Task requires 'file' attribute OR 'dir' attribute OR nested filesets"); >if (args.size() != 0) < for (int i = 0, l = args.size(); i < l; i++) < arguments.addAll(Arrays.asList(args.elementAt(i).getParts())); >> return arguments.toArray(new String[0]); > /** * Sets the optional config attribute. The config attribute points to the * JSON config file used by JSDoc3 * * @param config a string representing the path to the config file (default: "$/conf.json") */ public void setConfig(String config) < this.config = config; >/** * Helper method to add optional arguments. Checks for null first, then adds */ private void addOptionalArgument(Vector arguments, String value, String option) < if (value != null) < arguments.add(option); arguments.add(value); >> /** * Helper method to add optional boolean arguments. Checks for null first, then adds */ private void addOptionalBooleanArgument(Vector arguments, Boolean value, String option) < if (value) < arguments.add(option); >> 

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Illegal character in opaque part at index 2 flutter

Illegal character in opaque part at index 2 flutter

I make a flutter project on windows using android studio, it work properly but now i used MAC OS and when i coppied my code on MAC it run on simulator perfectly but it gives error when i run it on android emulator. I am new for MAC OS and no idea about this error. I user android studio for coding.

Error log Could not determine the dependencies of task ':app:flutterBuildDebug'. > java.net.URISyntaxException: Illegal character in opaque part at index 2: C:\Users\Boffin BUILD FAILED in 1s Finished with error: Gradle task assembleDebug failed with exit code 1 

Solution – 1

Please try running flutter create in the same folder as your project in order to re-create all the IDE files & path configurations to the SDK.

This is sometimes necessary after platform upgrades or when moving code from one developer PC to the other.

Solution – 2

I met the same issue, flutter clean saved me.

Solution – 3

Flutter clean is a good idea, but please ensure you’re also deploying to an iOS device and have not accidentedly connected and android device.

Solution – 4

Build cleanup

This error happened to me after copying the entire project that was on the windows operating system and pasted on a MAC OS operating system.

I solved the problem by typing the command in the terminal directly in Android Studio

Solution – 5

Delete file flutter_build.d in /android/app/build/intermediates/flutter/debug/
and rebuild

Solution – 6

Depending on what your issue is you can try the following, Generally:

However, if you just moved an android folder which has a key, you’ll have to:

1. Update the storeFile path in the key.properties file in Android to be the location of your new folders key.

Solution – 7

For me, I have deleted build folder inside android/app and now my issue has been solved

Solution – 8

Looks like your error came while you build app for android . Usually, this happens when there is a folder created inside the android/app directory called build . You can delete the entire build directory. Else you can also delete the whole android directory and create again with
flutter create . command.

Solution – 9

yeah, flutter clean, flutter pub get work for me, but I think upload project to github is best option rather then shifting project from one laptop to other.

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