.net on windows says valid URIs must contain the host part

Author: Alexandru Scvortov

projects/client/RabbitMQ.Client/src/client/api/ConnectionFactory.cs

@@ -81,7 +81,7 @@ namespace RabbitMQ.Client
     ///</para>
     ///<example><code>
     ///     ConnectionFactory factory = new ConnectionFactory();
-    ///     factory.Uri = "amqp://";
+    ///     factory.Uri = "amqp://localhost";
     ///     IConnection conn = factory.CreateConnection();
     ///     ...
     ///</code></example>
@@ -91,9 +91,10 @@ namespace RabbitMQ.Client
     ///<para>
     ///Note that the Uri property takes a string representation of an
     ///AMQP URI.  Omitted URI parts will take default values.  The
-    ///only deviation from the spec is that URIs of the form
-    ///"amqp://foo/" (note the trailling slash) are used to represent
-    ///the default virtual host.</para></remarks>
+    ///only deviations from the spec are that URIs of the form
+    ///"amqp://foo/" (note the trailling slash) also represent the
+    ///default virtual host and that the hostname must be specified.
+    ///</para></remarks>
     public class ConnectionFactory
     {
         /// <summary>Default user name (value: "guest")</summary>

projects/client/Unit/src/unit/TestAmqpUri.cs

@@ -55,16 +55,16 @@ public void TestAmqpUriParse()
                          "user", "pass", "host", 10000, "vhost");
             ParseSuccess("amqp://user%61:%61pass@host:10000/v%2fhost",
                          "usera", "apass", "host", 10000, "v/host");
-            ParseSuccess("amqp://", "guest", "guest", "localhost", 5672, "/");
-            ParseSuccess("amqp://:@/", "", "", "localhost", 5672, "/");
-            ParseSuccess("amqp://user@",
+            ParseSuccess("amqp://localhost", "guest", "guest", "localhost", 5672, "/");
+            ParseSuccess("amqp://:@localhost/", "", "", "localhost", 5672, "/");
+            ParseSuccess("amqp://user@localhost",
                          "user", "guest", "localhost", 5672, "/");
-            ParseSuccess("amqp://user:pass@",
+            ParseSuccess("amqp://user:pass@localhost",
                          "user", "pass", "localhost", 5672, "/");
             ParseSuccess("amqp://host", "guest", "guest", "host", 5672, "/");
-            ParseSuccess("amqp://:10000",
+            ParseSuccess("amqp://localhost:10000",
                          "guest", "guest", "localhost", 10000, "/");
-            ParseSuccess("amqp:///vhost",
+            ParseSuccess("amqp://localhost/vhost",
                          "guest", "guest", "localhost", 5672, "vhost");
             ParseSuccess("amqp://host/", "guest", "guest", "host", 5672, "/");
             ParseSuccess("amqp://host/%2f",
@@ -85,7 +85,7 @@ public void TestAmqpUriParse()
                          "guest", "guest", "host", 5672, "blah");
             ParseSuccess("amqp://host:100/blah",
                          "guest", "guest", "host", 100, "blah");
-            ParseSuccess("amqp://:100/blah",
+            ParseSuccess("amqp://localhost:100/blah",
                          "guest", "guest", "localhost", 100, "blah");
             ParseSuccess("amqp://[::1]/blah",
                          "guest", "guest",
@@ -100,7 +100,7 @@ public void TestAmqpUriParse()
                          "user", "pass", "host", 5672, "/");
             ParseSuccess("amqp://user:pass@host:100",
                          "user", "pass", "host", 100, "/");
-            ParseSuccess("amqp://user:pass@:100",
+            ParseSuccess("amqp://user:pass@localhost:100",
                          "user", "pass", "localhost", 100, "/");
             ParseSuccess("amqp://user:pass@[::1]",
                          "user", "pass",