I have a project A, which contains some java files and a classpath resource R.txt. Within the project I use ClassLoader.getSystemResource(\"R.txt\"); to retrieve R.txt.
I am writing a java program in eclipse(galileo version).The program reads simple user data from input file specified at console command and process it.
I\'m going to briefly explain what I want my program to do. I have a lot of Images on my form and I want the image source to change on MouseEnter event.
I have code that looks like below: ResourceDictionary res = (ResourceDictionary)Application.LoadComponent(new Uri(\"Style.xaml\", UriKind.Relative));
I\'m doing this: <Image Grid.Column=\"0\" Grid.Row=\"0\" x:Name=\"Andromeda\" Source=\"/Resource开发者_如何学运维s/64px-Andromedahero.gif\" />
I\'m working on localizing an app I\'ve written in C#. Everything seems to be working nicely, using satellite resource assemblies to translate each form\'s strings (as per this tutorial: http:开发者_
Is there any detailed guide on how to use a resource embedded dll within a c# source? All the guides I find on Google don\'t seem to help much. It\'s all \"make a new class\" or \"ILMerge\" this and \
I\'d like to know if it is possible to store resources data into \"sub-bundles\" or \"sub-packages\" that I could put into my main AppBundle.
I have an ASP.NET web application which was previously published using the Publish feature of VS2008.
Is there a simple way to load resource from my own executing JAR as InputStream without accessing ClassLoader? The problem is that my java.policy restricts accessing ClassLoader (this cannot be change
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