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howdy,

> Von: 	Ben Starr[SMTP:bens@compurp.org.uk]
> Betreff: 	Re: Absolute path to class file
> 
> 
> Actually, I was after the file path (eg:
> c:\someclasspathroot\packagepath\myclass.class).
> 
well, this is difficult, because you don't know from where your application
is being called (depends on the classpath-setting).

either you use a 

String s = (new java.io.File(".")).getAbsolutePath()

then you have the path where your application has been called (unless you
don't change the directory in your application).

better solution:

InputStream is = YourClass.getRessourceAsStream(String theFileWithoutPath);
(( has to be stored in the same directory as your class).

or, if it's in another directory:

UnputStream is = YourClass.getRessourceAsStream(String
theFileWithPathStartingInDirectoryWhereClassFileIsStored); (( eg. class-file
is in c:\test and text-file is in c:\test\files\file.txt, then the string
yould be "files\file.txt")

take a look at java.lang.Class for further documentation.

regards

--

Gregor Schneider

Gerling-Konzern
Ges. für Informationsmanagement und Organisation mbH
Anwendungsentwicklung II - Zentrale Anwendungskomponenten

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