> The jar file is included as an external resource of my project, it's
> accessible in eclipse by selecting a node of the project tree
That's nice.
>> I'm trying to get a resource who is stored into a jar file. I've the
>> following path to the resource from the root of the jar
>> WUI-CDM-Module/oams-profiles/Default/module/cdm/pageflow/
>> clientrelationship/MyName2.module
Is that path in the same directory tree (within the JAR) as the classes? In
other words, is WUI=CDM-Module a direct subdirectory of the root of your class
tree?
That means *inside* the JAR.

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Alexandre Jaquet - 13 Nov 2007 15:19 GMT
In fact I'm using eclipse, the root of referenced class is "Referenced
Librairies" then I've the name of the jar and then WUI-CDM-Module as
the root folder of my jar.
Lew - 14 Nov 2007 01:45 GMT
> In fact I'm using eclipse, the root of referenced class is "Referenced
> Librairies" [sic] then I've the name of the jar [sic] and then WUI-CDM-Module as
> the root folder of my jar.
Try putting a leading slash in the path of the resource.
I am guessing.

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