> Well, in this case you have to go java way:
> getClassLoader().getResourceAsStream("name it what you like")
> will pick up whateher you like from jar files on classpath ( though
> not as
> convenient as android APIs )
Moreover, that'll just give you a stream. It won't work for anything that
needs a resource ID, won't support resource sets (e.g., i18n, landscape
vs. portrait), and so on. Unfortunately, Java's "resources" and Android's
"resources" share a name, a very high level concept, and nothing else.
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