Re: Finding framework resources in war with new hotness

From: Chuck Hill (chil..lobal-village.net)
Date: Mon May 04 2009 - 14:10:53 EDT

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    Does this in WOResourceManager work?
    public URL pathURLForResourceNamed(String aResourceName, String
    aFrameworkName, NSArray<String> aLanguagesList)
    application().resourceManager().pathURLForResourceNamed("some.xml",
    "Foo", null);

    Chuck

    On May 4, 2009, at 11:02 AM, Ken Anderson wrote:

    > Maybe I should have been more clear, now that I've re-read this.
    >
    > I want to actually get the path, not a stream of the file, like the
    > typical NSBundle resource features allow.
    >
    > For now, I'm using the NSBundle stuff, reading the stream and
    > writing it to a temporary file... but I hate it.
    >
    > Thanks,
    > Ken
    >
    > On May 3, 2009, at 7:05 AM, Ken Anderson wrote:
    >
    >> All,
    >>
    >> I'm trying to figure out the correct way to get the path of an XML
    >> file that's been placed in Resources inside a framework inside my
    >> app. The file is ending up at:
    >>
    >> WEB-INF/<appname>.woa/Contents/Frameworks/<frameworkname>.framework/
    >> Resources
    >>
    >> One thing I thought I could do is add the xml file to the jar, and
    >> then find the jar my class is in and grab it that way.
    >> Unfortunately, it seems like the calling of the jar ant task is
    >> embedded inside WOTask or WOFramework, so I can't embed the file
    >> very easily.
    >>
    >> Any thoughts are appreciated...
    >>
    >> Ken
    >
    > 

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