The intended machine doesn’t have a connection to the internet and I do not want to load it using a fixed location.
Aim: To load DTDs from a jar, the jar will be a dependency.
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The intended machine doesn’t have a connection to the internet and I do not want to load it using a fixed location.
Aim: To load DTDs from a jar, the jar will be a dependency.
To load any file from the classpath (it is, the space where youre classes reside, usually a bunch of jars) you can do:
And then you can use the input stream where you want.
Note: getResourceAsStream() loads the resource using the class loader that loaded the class. If you are making an application any class from your application (and hence loaded by the same classloader with your jars) will be fine.