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Java Forum / Tools / June 2004IntelliJ Resource Files
Using IntelliJ 4.0.3 Is there an option to place the resource files from the source path and place a copy of the resources in the output path after compiling? so that the java.classes will be acompanied with their appropriate resource files at the appropriate levels Thanks > Using IntelliJ 4.0.3 > > Is there an option to place the resource files from the source path and > place a copy of the resources in the output path after compiling? so that > the java.classes will be acompanied with their appropriate resource files at > the appropriate levels Can I ask the reason for doing this? Shane say i have an app and i am working on an add-on. in my compiler it points to resources not in my output class path. say i want to give my compiled classes to someone to just put in the directory of their app to add them on, they have to manual put all the resources at the appropriate levels of each class witch might take some time. this way if a person without the project set up who wants to run the code i can just copy my class file without worrying about the resources. > > Using IntelliJ 4.0.3 > > [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > Shane > say i have an app and i am working on an add-on. in my compiler it points > to resources not in my output class path. say i want to give my compiled [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > set up who wants to run the code i can just copy my class file without > worrying about the resources. That looks like a possibly different question, in that perhaps the add-on should be a jar file to distribute?? If it is in a package, why would the resources be at different levels? I think this may be a non-IDE specific question? When running things with IntelliJ, and my tests would be an example, I add the path to the resources to my project settings. Not sure if any of that helps? Shane Free MagazinesGet these publications absolutely FREE for up to 12 months. There are no hidden fees and no obligation. Simply choose a title, complete the application form and submit it. Read more ...
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