Using the main.java from the link you provided, Castor will look in the
current working directory for mapping.xml. If you call java from a
directory other than where the classes are, Castor won't be able to find
the mapping file. You can move the mapping.xml to the directory you
call java from, or if you plan on keeping your mapping file in the
classpath, you can look into the getResource method in java.lang.Class
or java.lang.ClassLoader. I've had success using these methods as follows:
myMap.loadMapping(
MyDriver.class.getResource( "/castor/examples/map.xml" ) );
Where my map.xml is in the castor.examples package in the classpath.
For the getResource call, the "root" directory is the root of the
classpath rather than the physical filesystem.
Hope that helps,
Stephen
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Hi,
if I want to start the example from here
http://www.castor.org/xml-mapping.html#4.-Usage-Pattern
following exception will be thrown
java.io.FileNotFoundException: mapping.xmlmapping.xml (Das System kann
den angegebenen Pfad nicht finden)
Why? The "mapping.xml" is in the same path as the classes.
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