Hey all, thanks for all the help, we finally got it to work.
It turned out to be a problem with the slashes. we were referencing our .svg
files as
"com"+File.seperator+"blah"+File.seperator+"program"+File.seperator+"file.svg"
when we should have been doing "com/blah/program/file.svg".
Thanks everyone for the input.
-Kevin
Luca Piccarreta wrote:
>
> Hi Kevin, I'm not such an expert, but I can just suggest a couple of ideas
> 1) Build your own Batik, and use debug information, it might be easier
> to understand
> what is going wrong. It's very easy!
> 2) If nothing can help you.... go for the stupid solution, load with any
> java parser, and
> import the root element
> 3) Post your code
>
> All the best,
> Luca.
>
> kgrad5 ha scritto:
>> I have tried placing the "/" infront as well as putting in the entire
>> path
>> "c:/etc/etc/" using both classloader() and without classloader() and
>> every
>> combination i can think of.. nothing seems to be working and i am at a
>> loss.
>>
>> every time i try to run the jar, it cannot find the svg file and the
>> loader
>> returns null. If you have any other ideas it would be very appreciated.
>>
>> thanks again,
>> -Kevin
>>
>>
>> Archie Cobbs wrote:
>>
>>> If you're going to use absolute classpath names like
>>> "resource/animation.svg" then you need to prefix them with a "/"
>>> character,
>>> e.g., use "/resource/animation.svg" instead.
>>>
>>> See javadocs for Class{Loader}.getResource() for details.
>>>
>>> On Jan 31, 2008 12:22 PM, kgrad5 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>> Hi Thomas and Archie,
>>>>
>>>> thanks for the responses,
>>>> I tried to change to using getClass().getResource(path);
>>>>
>>>> my directory structure is as follows: i have my main class files in a
>>>> single
>>>> directory with a few sub directories. The subdirectories are tile,
>>>> resource,
>>>> event and animation. Within these subdirectories lie the class files
>>>> for
>>>> those specific portions of the code. The resource subdirectory holds
>>>> all
>>>> the
>>>> .svg files.
>>>>
>>>> i changed the path to be "resource/File.svg"
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> I still get the same error when running from the jar, however i now
>>>> also
>>>> get
>>>> errors when the classes in the subdirectories try to access their svg
>>>> documents. They can no longer find them in the resource directory.
>>>>
>>>> so for example animation/animation.class cannot access
>>>> resource/animation.svg. As well my initial problem is unsolved.
>>>>
>>>> thanks for the help,
>>>>
>>>> - Kevin
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Thomas Behr-2 wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> Hi kgrad5,
>>>>>
>>>>> is the URL returned by getResource null or in what way does it not
>>>>> find
>>>>> the svg file? If so, you *need* to adjust path.
>>>>>
>>>>> I find it much more easy to use getClass().getResource(path), because
>>>>> then path has to be relative to the class file.
>>>>>
>>>>> Can you tell us the file hierarchy in your jar for the class file from
>>>>> which you try to resolve the resource and the svg file?
>>>>>
>>>>> Kind regard, Thomas
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
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>>>
>>>
>>>
>>
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