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Setup folder for Themes beneath bin-Folder [message #1818046]

Wed, 04 December 2019 18:08

Roman Käppeler

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Registered: December 2019

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Hi,

in my Java Application I want to have a possibility to load different Themes, which are wrapped in a ZIP-File.

To load them with Skin Look and Feel, I wanted to specify a path which is relative to my execution path and load the ZIP:

SkinLookAndFeel.loadThemePack(pp.getThemepackDir() + "whistlerthemepack.zip");

The the ThemepackDir is something like: workingDirectory + "\\.libs\\themepacks\\"

My question is, how can I setup my Eclipse-Project so that these ZIP-Files will placed correctly within my bin-Directory and can be referenced when my project is executed? Also as a preparation for a later execution in a JAR file...

I could copy the ZIPs manually to the right path beneath my bin-Directory, but somehow this should be possible with Eclipse also, so that I can manage everything in one Project and copy the different resources to the right directory beneath the bin-Folder.

So, how should I do this?

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Re: Setup folder for Themes beneath bin-Folder [message #1818257 is a reply to message #1818046]

Wed, 11 December 2019 06:34

Ed Merks

Messages: 33140
Registered: July 2009

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it's better to use a forum for technical questions, e.g., the Java Development Tools forum:

https://www.eclipse.org/forums/index.php/f/13/

In general any non *.java file in any Java source folder(s) will be copied to the bin folder at the same relative path.

Ed Merks
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