1. Optimizing images in a jar-file stackoverflow.comIs there an advantages to putting all my small widget graphics in one single png-file, which is loaded once, and then creating ImageIcons for buttons and such from sections of this? (Normally ... |
2. ClassLoader.getResource() doesn't work from .jar file stackoverflow.comI have the following code: .jar file.
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3. Java: When a program is .jar 'ed, it no longer reads the images in the jar file? stackoverflow.comI need it to run without having the files exported to the computer. |
4. NullPointerException when accessing image files in a .jar file stackoverflow.comI have pretty much tried everything but still have this same problem. I have the following setup: I have a images.jar containing a folder called 'images' in which there are multiple ... |
5. loading images from a jar file stackoverflow.comI have an application that works perfectly from the Netbeans IDE, but when run from the jar file in the dist directory does not load the necessary images. I have spent 1 ... |
6. Accessing images in a .JAR file stackoverflow.comI have a set of 5 images in my program. The program will be compiled as a single |
7. Referencing an image in a .jar file stackoverflow.comI am having real trouble referencing a simple image in a jar file.
I have a package |
8. Problem accessing an image file from a jar file coderanch.com |
9. Load images from JAR file coderanch.comHi, I was wondering if there is an easy way to load images from a JAR file? For example if the images are located in the following package: com/foo/images Inside images there are say 20 images, but there could be more. How can I loop through these images in an easy way? |
10. Executable jar - including image files coderanch.com |
11. making a jar file of images coderanch.comHow do you access the files? Please, post your code! Generally, it should be not a problem, to read files from a jar-file. If you read the jars content via the classloader (getClass().getResource()), then you have to ensure, that the jar is on your classpath. I know, this is maybe not a very usefull answer, but perhaps a point of starting ... |
12. Can't "see" image inside the jar file coderanch.comHello, I created the .jar file for distribution. There are some .class files there and an Image directory with several .gif files I use as icons. I run the application with the command: java -classpath ".;MyJar.jar" MainClass Everything runs fine, but there are no icons on my GUI :-(. It works fine if I copy the Image directory to current directory ... |
13. Reading images from a JAR file on build path coderanch.comI have a jar file of a bunch of images. I'd like to be able to read an image from the file. I know how to do this if I just put the jar into my project, but how do you do this when the jar is included as a library on your build path? It doesn't seem to work the ... |
14. Accessing images in a jar file coderanch.comHallo, At first I must say, Everything works in Eclipse. I generate a jar file with Ant. When I start the program i doesn't find the images. I do it like: In eclipse there are two folders. One is src (for java files). The other is images(for images). I put the classes and images in jar file with the following structure ... |
15. My Program is not loading the image files in the jar. coderanch.comHi all, I am Chaitanya, I developed a swing application and created a jar file to launch the application. The jar consists image files and class files. When i try to run the jar file the images aren't loading in the application. When I try to run the same jar with the images paced in the same directory of the jar, ... |
16. How to add images to a .jar file? java-forums.orgHi, I'm wondering if there is a way to build a jar file that can be built with images and how to access those images? Right now I am using an ImageIcon("Images/1.png") and copying the images folder into the dist jar folder after I clean and build. I'm hoping there is a better way to have a jar application accessing images ... |
17. Make a Jar file with images forums.oracle.comDoes is break on the first pass through the loop, or is it only at a certain point? Have you tried simply loading one image (without the loop)? If not, try that to make sure something else isn't wrong. Can you post the entire error message? That's all I've got at the moment; someone else may see something I don't see. ... |
18. Loading Resources e.g. Images from Jar files that have no classes. forums.oracle.comOK I've been searching for the past 4 hours or so and haven't been able to find any suitable examples for what I'm after... Quick overview of what I'm trying to archive is... I'm trying to create a Program where the user can open a resource file which contains a bunch of images and an xml file. The program reads the ... |
19. Jar file not showing images forums.oracle.comHere is an example of how I add the images. Also Cards is a folder outside of the src folder which contains the packages GUI and Core which use the images, so could it be something to do with having to add a ../ when trying to access the images from a JAR. |
20. Loading an image into an Applet from a JAR file forums.oracle.comHello everyone, hopefully a simple question for someone to help me with! Im trying to load some images into an applet, currently it uses the JApplet.getImage(url) method just before registering with a media tracker, which works but for the sake of efficiency I would prefer the images all to be contained in the jar file as oppossed to being loaded individually ... |
21. I want to replace resource file by other image files in jar file. forums.oracle.comCan I replace resource files (ex: some jpeg file which is in the jar file) when midlet execute on the phone. Is it possible? Usualy, we use getResourceAsStream(filename) to get resource data as stream. Is there some API function like 'setResource(filenmae,stream)' ?? Assume that I have a javaME application which displays some image in the jar file. It is different from ... |
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23. Image files and Jar Files forums.oracle.comI'm not sure if it's possible, but I wanted to create a jar file that includes the image files required by my program so that the whole program can be run by only the jar file Currently, once I create the jar file and include the .java files and the image files (.jpg) I still have to keep the jar file ... |
24. Embedding image file into jar file forums.oracle.comI use NetBeans IDE 6.5 to develop java applications. Now I have an application which should load an image file (.jpg) When I install the application on a new PC, I must copy both jar file and image file. Is it possible to pack this file in the application jar file, and, when the jar is executed, let it open and ... |
25. Loading File (not-image) from JAR .. forums.oracle.comHere s the jar structure i have: myapp.jar: -- package1: -- -- *.class -- file.ext -- image.gif How come i cant create inst. of File with the new File(with getClass().getResource("/file.ext").getFile()); ?? There s no problem with loading the image, but the other file always fails .. it says that the path is wrong (i guess it s beacause file:\D:myapp.jar!\file.ext is not ... |
26. Images in JAR files forums.oracle.comYou ask yourself what kind of access people have to code in question. You try to make sure that no extra access is made available. You look out for various sneak attacks. The nature of these sneak attacks depends on the context. For example, there's a thing called "SQL Injection" in which the attacker puts SQL code into a text field, ... |
27. Accessing image files I have included in a Jar file forums.oracle.comI have developed a small application using netbeans 5.5.1 When I run it from the netbeans development environment it all works fine. I have then used the build function to create a jar file but when I run the application from the jar file none of the images are displayed. I have looked up various replies to what seems to be ... |
28. [Problem] Creating .jar file not showing images forums.oracle.comHi there first of all I'm a student learning Java using IDE: BlueJ 2.2. There is a feature in BlueJ 2.20 enable us to convert a project into executable jar files. The problem is whenever I convert my project into an executable jar file, the images does not appear. For instance the JFrame Image Icon does not appear, the MenuItem Icon ... |
29. Referencing an image in my projects jar file forums.oracle.comSince you provided a relative URL to the getResource method, you need to know that it is relative to the package of the class that called the method. So if your class was in package org.bananarama, you would be looking for the path /org/bananarama/images/clock.png in your jar file. If you wanted to look for the absolute path /images/clock.png then specify that ... |
30. Loading Image External To Jar File forums.oracle.comMy directory structure looks like this: /data/images /lib/ I have a jar file in the lib folder that needs to access an image stored in the /data/images folder. I try using the following code: BufferedImage img; File newFile = new File(waypoint.geticonPath()); img = ImageIO.read(newFile); However, I get the following error: Exception in thread "AWT-EventQueue-1" java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: input == null! at javax.imageio.ImageIO.read(Unknown Source) ... |
31. How do I load property files and images stored in the jar file? forums.oracle.com |
32. Probelm displaying a .gif image in a Jar file hosted on a webpage forums.oracle.comI hosted my Jar file on Angelfire. It's a Pong game, and it has a simple .gif image of a court as the background. When I run the applet from my computer, all works well. When I archive all the files into a .jar file and put it on Angelfire, I am unable to see the background. The game works fine, ... |
33. Images in Jar files forums.oracle.comThe initial forward slash is needed for Class.loadResource(). Re-read carefully the javadoc for this method. Loading a resource is very different from file IO. A resource location is relative to the classpath. It may be a file, but it may also be a jar entry, for instance. File IO, on the other hand, refers to actual files seen as such by ... |
34. How to import Image files to Jar Library? forums.oracle.com |