Jon Brisbin wrote:
> I don't have any examples handy, but I've done something like this
> before by registering a protocol handler and using urls like
> "classpath:/org/mypackage/etc.xml".

> jb

> On Sep 22, 2009, at 4:53 PM, Steven Waldren wrote:

>> Hello,

>> I have run into a little issue.  I want to be able to load some XSLT  
>> files that are in the Classpath (org.mine.xslt.samplexslt.xsl).  I  
>> tried to use MyClass.class.getResourceAsStream("/org/mine/xslt/
>> samplexslt.xsl"), but I then run into problems because the  
>> samplexslt.xsl has an <xsl:import href"./date/difference/
>> date.difference.xsl"/> (since it in in a sub-package).  When I load  
>> the samplexslt.xsl it throws an error because it cannot find  
>> date.difference.xslt.

>> When I change the xsl:import href to "src/org/mine/xslt/date/
>> difference/date.difference.xsl"  The XSLT will compile.  This does not  
>> seem to be a good approach.

>> Any direction on best practices to load non-java files that reference  
>> other files from the classpath?

>> Thanks for any help.

>> Best,
>> Steven
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>> Thanks!

>> Jon Brisbin
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