Java Development

[schumanns]

I'm working in Eclipse. I'm attempting to attach a file as a resource to my project.

To test everything out I built a small test project, dropped the file into the resource folder and built. In my code I was able to grab a handle to the file by calling this.getclass().getResourceAsStream("/test.bin")

This all worked fine so I tried moving the resource file into my larger project and using the same line to open it and its not found.  When I'm connected over debugger I see on the console.out the error 'FRIDG: could not find test.bin'

I also opened up the cod file in a hex editor and I can see that the resource is not in there, where as when I open my test project's COD i can see the resource file is in there.

What am I doing wrong? Why does it work in my test project but not in my real project?

thanks!

[christopherbecker]

I'm also getting this issue, I created a new folder called lib in my project and pointed the resource to the jar file, called resty, however when running the app, a pop up appears and says,

What is the correct way of doing this? I'm using the same technique as when doing a android app.

[simon_hain]

please open an own thread for your question.

librbaries has to be marked as "export" or installed separately as a cod.

[christopherbecker]

How would one mark a library as export, or install separately as a COD?

[simon_hain]

please open an own thread for your question