muleiro wrote:
> Yes, that's true, but i think that changing the JVM working directory it
> isn't the solution because when the application is build, all that is under
> the build directory is merged in a jar file. And it is inside that jar where
> i need to write because once the application's running the user wouldn't
> have the build folder or somehing like this, only the application jars and
> if i want access this files i need the relative path.
>
> I've tried with FileObject OUT=
> URLMapper.findFileObject(getClass().getResource("/pdf/OUT.pdf")); but i'm
> not able to get the FileOutputStream (needed by iText to write the pdf) from
> this FileObject.
If I understand correctly, you are trying to write
a file, and add it to an existing jar? I've never
done that, and I don't know if it's possible.
I read that this is part of the build process of
the application. How are you building the application?
Using ANT or Maven? If so, you may have to change the
order in which you are executing the different steps
of the build process.
br,
Bruno
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