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i don't see the difference... how would you start the application from a directory if there is no class files?
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i don't see the difference... how would you start the application from a directory if there is no class files?

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via the classpath, class files are found via the class loader
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via the classpath, class files are found via the class loader

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Use following code to get hold of the location of the current class file<br />
assuming MYClass is the class name<br />
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this.class.getResource(&quot;MY<wbr />Class.clas<wbr />s&quot;).toStri<wbr />ng()<br />
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Use following code to get hold of the location of the current class file
assuming MYClass is the class name


this.class.getResource("MYClass.class").toString()




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can I create a RandomAccessFile and use the path that the current app (.class file) is running in?<br />
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for example :<br />
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RAF = new RandomAccessFile(&quot;Menu.txt<wbr />&quot;, &quot;r&quot;);<br />
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where Menu.txt is in the same folder as the class files that the app is currently running from.<br />
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Thanks
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can I create a RandomAccessFile and use the path that the current app (.class file) is running in?

for example :

RAF = new RandomAccessFile("Menu.txt", "r");


where Menu.txt is in the same folder as the class files that the app is currently running from.

Thanks

RandomAccessFile get current path

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