1011      * to java string.  See

  1011      * to java string.  See

  1012      * {@link #toWindowsValueString(String) toWindowsValueString()} for the

  1012      * {@link #toWindowsValueString(String) toWindowsValueString()} for the

  1013      * description of the encoding algorithm.

  1013      * description of the encoding algorithm.

  1014      */

  1014      */

  1015      private static String toJavaValueString(byte[] windowsNameArray) {

  1015      private static String toJavaValueString(byte[] windowsNameArray) {

  1017         String windowsName = byteArrayToString(windowsNameArray);

  1016         String windowsName = byteArrayToString(windowsNameArray);

  1018         StringBuilder javaName = new StringBuilder();

  1017         StringBuilder javaName = new StringBuilder();

  1019         char ch;

  1018         char ch;

  1020         for (int i = 0; i < windowsName.length(); i++){

  1019         for (int i = 0; i < windowsName.length(); i++){

  1021             if ((ch = windowsName.charAt(i)) == '/') {

  1020             if ((ch = windowsName.charAt(i)) == '/') {

  1053      * Converts value string to it Windows representation.

  1052      * Converts value string to it Windows representation.

  1054      * as a byte-encoded string.

  1053      * as a byte-encoded string.

  1055      * Encoding algorithm adds "/" character to capital letters, i.e.

  1054      * Encoding algorithm adds "/" character to capital letters, i.e.

  1056      * "A" is encoded as "/A". Character '\' is encoded as '//',

  1055      * "A" is encoded as "/A". Character '\' is encoded as '//',

  1057      * '/' is encoded as  '\'.

  1056      * '/' is encoded as  '\'.

  1060      */

  1058      */

  1061     private static byte[] toWindowsValueString(String javaName) {

  1059     private static byte[] toWindowsValueString(String javaName) {

  1062         StringBuilder windowsName = new StringBuilder();

  1060         StringBuilder windowsName = new StringBuilder();

  1063         for (int i = 0; i < javaName.length(); i++) {

  1061         for (int i = 0; i < javaName.length(); i++) {

  1064             char ch = javaName.charAt(i);

  1062             char ch = javaName.charAt(i);