Re: Directory Structure for java



yes it is using Class.getResource

java -cp build:icons VTASystem

presumably ; not :

Possibly - i only use unix platforms, where it's a : - is it a ; on
windows?

yes - or \; under cygwin

Assuming that the resource references are written relative to the
project root (/icons/foo.png, /icons/JPEGS/bar.jpg, etc), and that
you're running that command from the project root.

No they aren't. There is a single directory of icons that is used
throughout the code.

Hold on - could you give an example of exactly what the resource paths
look like? If they have a leading slash, they're relative to the project
root (actually, the classpath root - see below), and if they don't,
they're relative to the class on which getResource was called. From what
you say, it sounds a lot like the former.

with a leading slash
getResource("/icons/foo.png");


.

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