Re: How to load resources from base module

[wzberger]

Here is a simple example which demonstrates the issue - still something 
missing?

//------------ MODULE A
module com.a {
  exports com.a;
}
package com.a;

public class ClassA{
  public ClassA() {
    //success
System.out.println(getClass().getResource("/com/b/resources/test.txt"));

    //fail - null
System.out.println(ClassA.class.getResource("/com/b/resources/test.txt"));
  }
}

//------------ MODULE B
module com.b {
  requires com.a;
  exports com.b;
  opens com.b.resources to com.a;
}

package com.b;

import com.a.ClassA;

public class ClassB extends ClassA{
  public ClassB(){
  }
}

//------------ MODULE C
module com.c {
  requires com.a;
  requires com.b;
}

package com.c;

import com.b.ClassB;

public class ModuleTest{
  public static void main(String[] args){
    new ClassB();
  }
}

-Wolfgang

On 17/05/2017 18:22, wzberger wrote:

The resources are mainly images and XML files, located in separate 
packages. By adding the opens clause it works fine for Class B 
(called from module a) - however, it does not work for Class A 
(returns null). I wonder if this is the intended behavior?
I'm not aware of any bugs in this area. Can you expand a bit more on 
"returns null" case. If the packages are open as you say then code in 
both `a` and `b` should be able to locate the resources in `b`.

-Alan