>
>
>> Just for testing - change the name so it doesn't start with a '-' (hypen).
>> It might be a bad URL even tho it doesn't throw an exception. Weird, but
>> easy to test.
>>
>
> If this still fails - remember, you're scanning the classpath for a file of
> that name - java will stop at the first one it finds - it might be that you
> have a file with that same name that is blank or bad image data somewhere
> else on your class path that is causing it. i.e., you may have a copy of
> this image elsewhere on your classpath.
>
> by renaming the file you should be able to check to see if you have a
> duplicate.
>
> if on a unix box, do something like
>
disregard - i forgot that getResource() will scan jar files, too. Plus, it
should have been -f for testing the existence of the file; -s checks for a
non-empty file.
Also, getResource() returns null if not found OR you don't have permissions.
Are you testing for this?
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