Case closed - the problem is in the tapestry library version 2.2. I browsed
the wrong version. :p
But why does getClass().getResource() fail? Is
Thread.currentThread.getContextClassLoader() always the way to go?
- Henning
> Seems like you're right after all James, I just had to remove
> the leading
> "/" in the resource path. :)
>
> I've done some research, and found something strange:
> If I bundled my war inside an ear, I was able to load the
> resource using the
> following lines of code:
>
> ClassLoader cl =
> Thread.currentThread().getContextClassLoader();
> java.net.URL resource =
> cl.getResource("intraweb/Intraweb.application");
>
> Effectively the same code is used in
> net.sf.tapestry.DefaultResourceResolver.getResource(), but
> the tapestry
> ApplicationServlet is _not_ able to load the resource.
>
> Do you have any suggestions what may cause this behaviour?
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