Hi Kevin, I'm not such an expert, but I can just suggest a couple of ideas
1) Build your own Batik, and use debug information, it might be easier
to understand
what is going wrong. It's very easy!
2) If nothing can help you.... go for the stupid solution, load with any
java parser, and
import the root element
3) Post your code
All the best,
Luca.
kgrad5 ha scritto:
I have tried placing the "/" infront as well as putting in the entire path
"c:/etc/etc/" using both classloader() and without classloader() and every
combination i can think of.. nothing seems to be working and i am at a loss.
every time i try to run the jar, it cannot find the svg file and the loader
returns null. If you have any other ideas it would be very appreciated.
thanks again,
-Kevin
Archie Cobbs wrote:
If you're going to use absolute classpath names like
"resource/animation.svg" then you need to prefix them with a "/"
character,
e.g., use "/resource/animation.svg" instead.
See javadocs for Class{Loader}.getResource() for details.
On Jan 31, 2008 12:22 PM, kgrad5 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Thomas and Archie,
thanks for the responses,
I tried to change to using getClass().getResource(path);
my directory structure is as follows: i have my main class files in a
single
directory with a few sub directories. The subdirectories are tile,
resource,
event and animation. Within these subdirectories lie the class files for
those specific portions of the code. The resource subdirectory holds all
the
.svg files.
i changed the path to be "resource/File.svg"
I still get the same error when running from the jar, however i now also
get
errors when the classes in the subdirectories try to access their svg
documents. They can no longer find them in the resource directory.
so for example animation/animation.class cannot access
resource/animation.svg. As well my initial problem is unsolved.
thanks for the help,
- Kevin
Thomas Behr-2 wrote:
Hi kgrad5,
is the URL returned by getResource null or in what way does it not find
the svg file? If so, you *need* to adjust path.
I find it much more easy to use getClass().getResource(path), because
then path has to be relative to the class file.
Can you tell us the file hierarchy in your jar for the class file from
which you try to resolve the resource and the svg file?
Kind regard, Thomas
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