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Hi
Jonathan,
I have only done this as a stan alone app but I think it
should work for you as long as the file you want to read is on the
classpath.
Here
is the code:
import
java.io.*;
public class Cat {
public static void
main (String args[]) {
String
thisLine;
Class cl = Cat.class;
try
{
BufferedReader
myInput = new
BufferedReader
(new InputStreamReader( cl.getResourceAsStream("test.xml")
));
while
((thisLine = myInput.readLine()) != null) {
System.out.println(thisLine);
}
}
catch (Exception e)
{
e.printStackTrace();
}
}
}
--Abraham
Hello All.
If I want to read in a file from a class which is
NOT A SERVLET, such as Action, how do I refer to it. Let me clarify
this. If it was a servlet I could have got the context, and from there a
relative path. BUT, from within a class there IS NO CONTEXT. For
example, I am running weblogic. When I search for a file without
specifying the path it searches from the "weblogic" directory, the place where
I ran the startup script. I only know this to be true because after 1000
painfull attempts it finally loaded my xml file from that directory when I
placed it there. How do you refer to a file from within a non servlet
class? Here is my code to refer to the file I want to open:
File mappingfile = new
File("character_mappings.xml");
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