问题
This piece of code down below, where I take my file from folder which is inside the "/resource" folder, works fine for me in Java 8:
//e.g fileName = "folder0/file1.extension2"
ClassLoader classLoader = ResourceLoader.class.getClassLoader();
InputStream in = classLoader.getResourceAsStream(fileName);
Scanner scanner = new Scanner(in, "UTF-8");
In Java 9 it does not, classLoader.getResourceAsStream(fileName) returns null:
java.lang.NullPointerException: source
However, if I use files straight from "/resource" folder, this works fine:
fileName = "file0.extension1"; // It works!
My question is quite obvious, to be honest, there are two of them:
- What is going on?
- How can fix that?
Here is my project structure:
*.jar output structure:
*.jar:
- javaFolder1
-javaFolder1.1
-ResourceLoader.class
-jclass1.1.2.class
-jclass1.1.3.class
-javaFolder1.2
- javaFolder2
- ..
- ..
- unreachableResourceFolderImTryingToAccess1
-resource1.1.ext
-resource1.2.ext
- unreachableResourceFolderImTryingToAccess2
- ..
- unreachableResourceFolderImTryingToAccess3
- ..
-resource0.1.ext
-resource0.2.ext
- ..
- somedll1.dll
- somedll2.dll
- ..
回答1:
In the module_info.java file, you have to open the files, for example, the package name, in which you have the files is "resources" and, if that package is inside another called "resources_module" the code will be:
exports resources_module;
opens resources;
opens resources.(the name of another folder inside the package);
And now you can access to that folder.
HOW TO ACCESS TO RESOURCES FROM ANOTHER CLASS
- Inside the package "resources_module" create a empty class
From another class (including other modules), to get an
InputStream
you have to call the class you created before (the empty class) like this:(Your empty class).class.getResourceAsStream(path);
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/47613602/java-9-0-classloadergetresourceasstream-nullpointerexception