Landon,
This assumed you are using maven to do your builds. I have found it very
useful when dealing with multiple projects. In maven you have the
following structure
src
main
java
resources
Paul
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Stefan and Andreas,
Thank you for the responses. It sounds like I may have my resources
folder in the wrong spot, although I thought I followed the
instructions on the wiki properly.
Stefan wrote: "However, simply pack and try if your plugin runs with a
"single/standalone" OJ version."
I did try
Sunburned Surveyor wrote:
Hi,
> Step #4 of the wiki instructions on using the I18N class states that
> "Make sure when you build your jar file the whole directory tree under
> src/main/resources is copied to the jar file."
>
> Is this absolutely required? I've got a JAR file with the following
>
usually resources should be under/next to "main"
However, simply pack and try if your plugin runs with a
"single/standalone" OJ version.
stefan
Sunburned Surveyor wrote:
> Step #4 of the wiki instructions on using the I18N class states that
> "Make sure when you build your jar file the whole dir
Step #4 of the wiki instructions on using the I18N class states that
"Make sure when you build your jar file the whole directory tree under
src/main/resources is copied to the jar file."
Is this absolutely required? I've got a JAR file with the following
two top-level folders:
net
resources
My j
