Re: images and jar file craziness

On May 6, 9:26 am, Nigel Wade <n...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> Don't forget that "images/" is *relative* to whatever getClass()
returns. This
> is the current class and so the images directory it tries to locate will
be in
> the directory from which the current class file was loaded. If you want
a
> top-level images directory, at the root of the jar, then use an absolute
file
> path "/images" rather than a relative one.

That did the trick!!!

Thanks!!!