Hi Greg,
Yet again you helped me out. Just for the record, since my bxml file (as
well as my icon) is on my classpath, I passed
"getClass().getClassLoader().getResource("mylayout.bxml")" to the readObject
method. This worked as expected.
Thanks a lot!
Wim
2011/5/13 Greg Brown <[email protected]>
> > Setting the icon using the xml file is still giving issues:
> "java.lang.IllegalStateException: Base location is undefined."
>
> You need to load the BXML using one of the readObject() overloads that
> takes a URL so the serializer knows what the filename is relative to.
>
> > Using a png file did the trick in the code, so that is good news. I can
> live with that, but I was just wondering if there is a possibility to set a
> different icon for a different resolution. I would like the icon to look as
> good in a dock as it looks in a task bar.
>
> You can set multiple icons on a window by calling window.getIcons().add().
> These will be passed to the native host frame, which should select the most
> appropriate resolution.
>
> G
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