farriss85:
> I have searched the forum and have not found a solution to my problem.
> What I am doing is setting the my canvas to have a default file that is in
> the root directory.
> I do a call to my
> File f = new File("myFile.svg");
> canvas.setURI(f.toURI().toString());
>
> This works find and loads the document correctly, but doesn't when I do a
> "Clean and Build" and try to run the JAR file. At that time is says that it
> can not find the directory or file "myFile.svg" and causes all kinds of
> errors. I am assuming that this is a relative path issue... but I am not
> sure what to do to get this to work. Does anyone have a solution to my
> problem?
The root directory of your Windows drive (or Unix filesystem)? If so,
put a slash in the pathname so that it will always refer to the root
directory:
File f = new File("/myfile.svg");
A relative pathname will be resolved against the current working
directory.
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