how to load the local files relative to the current java file in jwebbrowser?

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how would I load local files relative to the current java file in JWebbrowser? I know that I could load my page with

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navigate("path");

the problem is how to set relative path!

for example my java code is in :
D:\Eclipse_Project\MyProject\src\javaCode\browser.java
and the html file is in :
D:\Eclipse_Project\MyProject\src\pages\html.html

but I don't want to use as follow:

Java

webBrowser.navigate("file:///D:/Eclipse_Project/MyProject/src/pages/html.html");

also I try following code but it didn't load!

String webContent = new Scanner(new File("src\\pages\\html.html")).useDelimiter("\\Z").next();
webBrowser.setHTMLContent(webContent);

note: my html file also contains CSS an javaScript.

Posted 5-Aug-14 12:15pm

Coder93

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Coder93 6-Aug-14 5:04am

I find yhe problem with js code, it should load some picture( src/images/pic.png ), but I don't know how to set its path in my html.html file so thak it could find it!

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TorstenH. · Answer 1 · 2014-08-05T22:30:00

- create /resources in top level project folder
- add to classpath
- make sure resources are checked in the export also
- have fun

You can add data at any place, but it's common sense to make up a folder "res" / "resource" / "resources" (might even be "web" in your case) in the top level.