I’m not sure if I’m missing the point of your question,
Sorry, it was a little bit unclear.
but WOResourceManager will find files in frameworks just fine if they’re in the Resources folder. Note that this is not under any XXX.woa/Contents/Resources path as mentioned in your email, you just put the files in the FrameworkName/Resources folder
I’m building with Maven, so I’ve put the resource in FrameworkName/src/main/resources...
and they end up under FrameworkName.framework/Resources within the jar.
Yep, confirmed.
You do have to supply the framework name in the call to WOResourceManager, such as:
InputStream is = WOApplication.application().resourceManager().inputStreamForResourceNamed( “foo.txt", “FrameworkName", aLanguagesList );
This where I might have rushed the question a bit. What I am after is code that works both when the framework is open in Eclipse, and when it’s not and it’s instead referencing the built JAR under ~/.m2/repository (or wherever). So if I close FrameworkName.framework in Eclipse, your code above does work. If I open it again, the InputStream returned is null. But what _does_ then work is:
URL url = "">
To be completely clear this time:
1. If framework project is closed in Eclipse (and application is hence using framework under ~/.m2/repository), WOResourceManager.inputStreamForResourceNamed() works fine.
2. If framework project is open, WOResourceManager.inputStreamForResourceNamed() returns null, but getClass().getClassLoader().getResource(“foo.txt") does return a URL that can be used.
So, to load a resource from a framework, I’ve got to try both methods. Is this expected behaviour for a Maven build, or am I doing something wrong?