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I suppose there are more examples of this. In general, it's - I want to load
many files and not have to specify what in two places - as files themselves
(which already contain a name) and as a list of resources (which just
duplicate the file names)
Understand..How about some type of
uch about portability here. :) Thanks
James!
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Hello,
I just started with Maven also, but it appears that when you are
running your test case the classpath will be set to both
testproject/target/classes and testproject/target/testclasses. Are
these resources you need for a test or something and you won't know how
many are there? ie: y
ould be to make a file with a known
name which would list all the resources, but that's lame (non-DRY), too. Did
you have problems like this and, if so, how did you solve them?
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