axis-rt-core/src/main/java/org/apache/axis/types/URI.java [537:587]:
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          throw new MalformedURIException("No scheme found in URI.");    
      }
      
      // Two slashes means we may have authority, but definitely means we're either
      // matching net_path or abs_path. These two productions are ambiguous in that
      // every net_path (except those containing an IPv6Reference) is an abs_path. 
      // RFC 2396 resolves this ambiguity by applying a greedy left most matching rule. 
      // Try matching net_path first, and if that fails we don't have authority so 
      // then attempt to match abs_path.
      //
      // net_path = "//" authority [ abs_path ]
      // abs_path = "/"  path_segments
      if (((index+1) < uriSpecLen) &&
          (uriSpec.charAt(index) == '/' && uriSpec.charAt(index+1) == '/')) {
          index += 2;
          int startPos = index;
          
          // Authority will be everything up to path, query or fragment
          char testChar = '\0';
          while (index < uriSpecLen) {
              testChar = uriSpec.charAt(index);
              if (testChar == '/' || testChar == '?' || testChar == '#') {
                  break;
              }
              index++;
          }
          
          // Attempt to parse authority. If the section is an empty string
          // this is a valid server based authority, so set the host to this
          // value.
          if (index > startPos) {
              // If we didn't find authority we need to back up. Attempt to
              // match against abs_path next.
              if (!initializeAuthority(uriSpec.substring(startPos, index))) {
                  index = startPos - 2;
              }
          }
          else {
              m_host = "";
          }
      }
      
      initializePath(uriSpec, index);
      
      // Resolve relative URI to base URI - see RFC 2396 Section 5.2
      // In some cases, it might make more sense to throw an exception
      // (when scheme is specified is the string spec and the base URI
      // is also specified, for example), but we're just following the
      // RFC specifications
      if (p_base != null) {
          absolutize(p_base);
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axis-rt-core/src/main/java/org/apache/axis/types/URI.java [653:703]:
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        throw new MalformedURIException("No scheme found in URI.");    
    }

    // Two slashes means we may have authority, but definitely means we're either
    // matching net_path or abs_path. These two productions are ambiguous in that
    // every net_path (except those containing an IPv6Reference) is an abs_path. 
    // RFC 2396 resolves this ambiguity by applying a greedy left most matching rule. 
    // Try matching net_path first, and if that fails we don't have authority so 
    // then attempt to match abs_path.
    //
    // net_path = "//" authority [ abs_path ]
    // abs_path = "/"  path_segments
    if (((index+1) < uriSpecLen) &&
        (uriSpec.charAt(index) == '/' && uriSpec.charAt(index+1) == '/')) {
      index += 2;
      int startPos = index;

      // Authority will be everything up to path, query or fragment
      char testChar = '\0';
      while (index < uriSpecLen) {
        testChar = uriSpec.charAt(index);
        if (testChar == '/' || testChar == '?' || testChar == '#') {
          break;
        }
        index++;
      }

      // Attempt to parse authority. If the section is an empty string
      // this is a valid server based authority, so set the host to this
      // value.
      if (index > startPos) {
        // If we didn't find authority we need to back up. Attempt to
        // match against abs_path next.
        if (!initializeAuthority(uriSpec.substring(startPos, index))) {
          index = startPos - 2;
        }
      }
      else {
        m_host = "";
      }
    }

    initializePath(uriSpec, index);

    // Resolve relative URI to base URI - see RFC 2396 Section 5.2
    // In some cases, it might make more sense to throw an exception
    // (when scheme is specified is the string spec and the base URI
    // is also specified, for example), but we're just following the
    // RFC specifications
    if (p_base != null) {
        absolutize(p_base);
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