implementations do a fucking DNS lookup on the host of the URL. The degree
to which that violates expectations about the "expense" of calling
hashCode() is so astronomical as to be unexpressible without complicated
metaphor.
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load resources to load from the default sets.
(A normal url would be "resource://<set>/<path>", one using the default set
would be "resource:///<path>". Goofy.)
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Added extra special magic to allow the resource: URLs to extract a tile
from an image that is actually made up of a bunch of smaller images. It's
so money.
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the system property. The factory works under JWS, but is a little
worrisome because you can only have one factory per JVM.
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Michael Bayne