Hi Logi,
Try
getClass().getResource( "/LANGUAGE.lproj/FILE.txt" );
or
getClass().getResourceAsStream( "/LANGUAGE.lproj/FILE.txt" );
The first method returns the URL for your resource and the second
returns an InputStream.
Cheers,
Henrique
Logi Helgu wrote:
> I have a unit test that needs to get data from a text file in my languge(
> lproj ) folder and I'd like to set it up without an absolute path( like
> /Developer/workspace/PROJECT/LANGUAGE.lproj/FILE.txt ).
>
> Since my test case is pure Java I don't have a running Application with the
> ResouceManager and I'm using BufferedReader/FileReader with the absolute
> path to the file to read its contents.
>
> Any ideas how I can get the resource in my test case without the absolute
> path, since I don't want the test to be dependent on the location of my
> workspace.
>
>
>
> With well-being and veneration,
> Logi Helgu
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