Good question. Not sure.ClassLoaders must be different? Try printing them
out:
getClass().getClassLoader() vs Thread...
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Friday, November 08, 2002 11:17 PM
Subject: [JBoss-user] Re: resource-loading in .war
Case
Thanks James, I tried your recipe but no progress. I've put the war inside
an ear with no luck.
I'm using Tapestry (web-framework), and it cannot locate the application
specification in web-inf/classes. I'm trying to look it up manually
(rationale - strange bug in tapestry?), but still the same.
Seems like you're right after all James, I just had to remove the leading
/ in the resource path. :)
I've done some research, and found something strange:
If I bundled my war inside an ear, I was able to load the resource using the
following lines of code:
ClassLoader cl =
Case closed - the problem is in the tapestry library version 2.2. I browsed
the wrong version. :p
But why does getClass().getResource() fail? Is
Thread.currentThread.getContextClassLoader() always the way to go?
- Henning
Seems like you're right after all James, I just had to remove
the
