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Guy Perron wrote:
> With JBuilder7,
> I try do
> URL url = getClass().getClassLoader().getResource("a file that is in the
> same directory as the.jpx file");
> and I always get a null pointer for url. The same code is working with
> Eclipse, and BlueJ but it does'nt work in Jbuilder.
> Anybody as an idea why and what am I missing with JBuilder.
> THanks ,
> 
> Guy Perron.
> 
> 

Because the file needs to be in the same directory as the jbuilder 
executable for that kind of call to work.

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"Guy Perron" <gperron@cmontmorency.qc.ca> writes:

> URL url = getClass().getClassLoader().getResource("a file that is in the
> same directory as the.jpx file");

That call will look for the resource at the root of the classpath,
i.e. the "classes" directory or any library defined for the project.

> and I always get a null pointer for url. The same code is working with
> Eclipse, and BlueJ but it does'nt work in Jbuilder.

Why do they place their project file in a dir placed on the classpath?