Not sure I fully understand what you are trying. If you want a File object to the .properties file, I don't know of an OSGi standard way to do it.
You can get a URL resource reference to access the contents of the file in a number of ways though e.g, Bundle.getResource(String name) Bundle.getResources(String name) Sorry - last example should have read: xxxx.class.getClassLoader().getResource(String name); -- Rob bsaffel wrote:
I am somewhat new to the Felix platform and am having an interesting issue where I have created a basic bundle which is simply being used to wrap some third party libraries and perform some simple configuration tasks with spring. However, when I attempt to access a set of .properties files inside the bundle from the classpath, I receive a FileNotFoundException. I have attempted to get to this file in every way I can think of from basic File IO utilities to creating a Spring DM OsgiBundleResource object around it. The file is visible in the sense that the classloader can see it, and I can retrieve its associated URI. The failure point seems to be at the point the system attempts to associate a File handle with the properties file in question. Does anyone have any ideas as to what could be going on here?
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