One way to achieve that is to put the config file in a fragment and attach
it to your bundle. It will be able to access those without any problem then.

2017-10-17 22:34 GMT+02:00 KARR, DAVID <dk0...@att.com>:

> I'm working on a project using Karaf 3.0.1 (can't upgrade).
>
> A colleague has a situation where he's using an artifact that tries to
> load a properties file from the classpath using "getResource()", as opposed
> to "getResourceAsStream()".  We can't change this.
>
> He's tried to place these properties file on disk and adding the path to
> that directory to the classpath when starting karaf.  When he steps through
> the code, it doesn't find those files.  I didn't watch his debugging steps,
> but he said that it appears to only use the bundle classloader, so
> augmenting the classpath on the karaf command line makes no difference.
>
> I know about the ability to place ".cfg" files into karaf/etc and define
> persistent properties in a blueprint, but that doesn't help, because this
> artifact expects to find these properties files on the classpath.
>
> What else can we do to make these files findable by "getResource()" from
> the code in the artifact?
>



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