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Philippe Poulard - 16 May 2005 16:40 GMT

hi,

i want to refer to a resource stored in the jar files found in the classpath
usually, jar must wrap a full url, specified with scheme+path :
jar:file:///path/to/my.jar!/path/to/my/resource

any tip to remove the reference to my.jar ?
(i just need to store somewhere "jar:/path/to/my/resource" and tell a
loader to retrieve it)

or do i have to write my own loader that performs the lookup ?

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Michael Rauscher - 17 May 2005 06:26 GMT

Philippe Poulard schrieb:

> hi,
>
> i want to refer to a resource stored in the jar files found in the
> classpath

Have a look at Class#getResource and ClassLoader#getResource.

Bye
Michael

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Philippe Poulard - 17 May 2005 08:20 GMT

> Philippe Poulard schrieb:
>
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> Bye
> Michael

hi,

I already have used this classes.

I just want to know whether there is a syntax for jar URLs that allow to
load a resource without specifying the location of the jar file, or not

When I parse an URL with "jar:myJar!/path/to/resource" it fails

So the solution is to parse with an URI, check if the scheme is opaque
and equal to "jar" and use Class#getResource and ClassLoader#getResource
to do the job

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