I tried (I'm just playing with a black box here):

                        Class<?> pc = caller.getClass();
                        String imgName;
                        InputStream is;

                        imgName = "drawable/" + buttonImgName;
                        is = pc.getResourceAsStream(imgName);

                        imgName = "/drawable/" + buttonImgName;
                        is = pc.getResourceAsStream(imgName);

                        imgName = "res/drawable/" + buttonImgName;
                        is = pc.getResourceAsStream(imgName);

                        imgName = "/res/drawable/" + buttonImgName;
                        is = pc.getResourceAsStream(imgName);

                        imgName = "drawable/" + buttonImgName + ".png";
                        is = pc.getResourceAsStream(imgName);

                        imgName = "/drawable/" + buttonImgName + ".png";
                        is = pc.getResourceAsStream(imgName);

                        imgName = "res/drawable/" + buttonImgName + ".png";
                        is = pc.getResourceAsStream(imgName);

                        imgName = "/res/drawable/" + buttonImgName + ".png";
                        is = pc.getResourceAsStream(imgName);

                        imgName = "drawable-mdpi/" + buttonImgName;
                        is = pc.getResourceAsStream(imgName);

                        imgName = "/drawable-mdpi/" + buttonImgName;
                        is = pc.getResourceAsStream(imgName);

                        imgName = "res/drawable-mdpi/" + buttonImgName;
                        is = pc.getResourceAsStream(imgName);

                        imgName = "/res/drawable-mdpi/" + buttonImgName;
                        is = pc.getResourceAsStream(imgName);

                        imgName = "/res/drawable-mdpi/" + buttonImgName + 
".png";
                        is = pc.getResourceAsStream(imgName);

Last case is the only one where I receive non-null stream :(
What am I doing wrong?


Andrew.


On Nov 11, 3:09 pm, Dianne Hackborn <[email protected]> wrote:
> This uses the same resource matching as all other resources.  The only
> difference is that it can't of course scale your stream to adjust for
> differences in density.
>
> On Fri, Nov 11, 2011 at 7:35 AM, port443 <[email protected]> wrote:
> > Hi, I'm trying to use Class.getResourceAsStream for an APK which I
> > loaded myself via DexClassLoader.
>
> > I can load an image if I specify it in full (e.g. "/res/drawable-mdpi/
> > myimage.png"); this works.
>
> > I wonder if there's a way to employ resource matching function of
> > Android
> > (see
> >http://developer.android.com/guide/topics/resources/providing-resourc...
> > )
> > to make image specification like "drawable/myimage" similar to what we
> > use in XML layouts?
>
> > Reimplementing working mechanism doesn't look the right way :(
>
> > Thanks.
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