[ptp-dev] Problem with RSE connection upper-case vs lower-case

[Jeff Johnston <jjohnstn@xxxxxxxxxx>]

I have created an RSE connection to a linux system via SSH.  RSE sees it 
fine.  For some reason, the host name is upper-cased (though I entered 
everything in lower-case in the RSE new connection wizard).  The 
connection name is lower-case
(tolduso.usersys.redhat.com).

When I try and get a connection as follows:

		URI uri = project.getLocationURI();
		IRemoteServices services = 
PTPRemoteCorePlugin.getDefault().getRemoteServices(uri);
		services.initialize();
		IRemoteConnection connection = 
services.getConnectionManager().getConnection(uri);
		manager = services.getFileManager(connection);

for a URI: 
rse://TOLDUSO.USERSYS.REDHAT.COM/home/jjohnstn/workspace-dummy/rmt2

where rmt2 is a directory on my remote system.

I get back a null connection.  I looked at the connection manager via 
the debugger and found 2 connections (one for Local and the other for 
tolduso.usersys.redhat.com).

If I manually edit the URI using the debugger to make the host 
lower-case, the connection is found.

Should this look-up be case-insensitive or should the hostname have been 
stored as the key for the connections?  In the Remote Systems View, the 
connection properties show that the hostname is upper-case while the 
connection name is lower-case.

-- Jeff J.