Awesome. It worked!
Thanks a lot!
-Herbert
On 11/2/06, Stephen Bash <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Herbert-
I think you're doing two things wrong. First, when you call
getResource, you should probably start your path with a forward slash
'/' (indicating the root of the class path). Otherwise that part
looks fine. Second, in the <include> element in m1 I don't think full
paths work (I played around with it a lot a long time ago, it may have
changed). If you use a relative path, I'm 99% certain that will work
(relative to m1 that is).
HTH,
Stephen
On 11/1/06, Herbert Wu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi, All,
>
> I am stuck with a simple mapping files access issue and here are the details:
>
> I have two mapping files m1.xml and m2.xml placed in foo.jar.
> (1) The pkg path to them is com.foo.xml.castor.mapping;
> (2) There is include entry in m1.xml
> <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
> <mapping>
> <include href="com/foo/xml/castor/mapping/m2.xml"/>
> ....
> </mapping>
>
> Now, in the client code, foo.jar is included in the class path:
>
> String mappingFile = "com/foo/xml/castor/mapping/m1.xml"
> org.exolab.castor.mapping.Mapping mapping= new Mapping();
> mapping.loadMapping(this.getClass().getResource(mappingFile));
>
> However the mapping object can not be created with null pointer error.
> What's the proper cfg steps to access mapping files in a jar file?
>
> Note: I can run these castor mapping perfectly if the mapping files
> are placed in a regular file folder.
>
> Your help is greatly appreciated!
> -Herbert
>
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