I have a project A, which contains some java files and a classpath resource R.txt. Within the project I use ClassLoader.getSystemResource("R.txt"); to retrieve R.txt.
Then I have a project B which includes project A's jar-file. Now getSystemReso开发者_运维问答urce("R.txt") wont find the textfile (and yes, it's still in the root of the jar file). Even trying "/R.txt" as was suggested on some other site didn't work. Any ideas?
Use getResource
instead of getSystemResource
to use a resource specific to a given classloader instead of the system. For example, try any of the following:
URL resource = getClass().getClassLoader().getResource("R.txt");
URL resource = Foo.class.getClassLoader().getResource("R.txt");
URL resource = getClass().getResource("/R.txt");
URL resource = Foo.class.getResource("/R.txt");
Note the leading slash when calling Class.getResource
instead of ClassLoader.getResource
; Class.getResource
is relative to the package containing the class unless you have a leading slash, whereas ClassLoader.getResource
is always absolute.
Apparently your JAR is not loaded by the system classloader, so getSystemResource()
can't work. This should work:
ClassFromProjectA.class.getClassLoader().getResource("R.txt")
IMO more convenient is putting resources inside the same package as the classes that use them, so you can use the shorter
ClassFromProjectA.class.getResource("R.txt")
(or, inside that class just getClass().getResource("R.txt")
)
Does ClassLoader.getResource() work ? At the moment you're simply specifying that the system classloader is to be used.
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