Also tried `this.javaClass.classLoader.getResource...

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[4ntoine]

Also tried this.javaClass.classLoader.getResourceAsStream("patterns.ini") and put patterns.ini in the package of class in resources - nothing helps

[Dico]

You put it in the package of the class? Then call getResourceAsStream on the class, not the loader.

[Dico]

Also, if the path should be relative to the root package, do the same and prepend it with a '/' instead.

[4ntoine]

i've tried using both javaClass.getRes.. and `javaClass.classLoader.getRes..`:

[4ntoine]

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[4ntoine]

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[4ntoine]

really strange, i can see res file in build directory:

[4ntoine]

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[4ntoine]

oh, it's IDE (IntelliJ IDEA 2018.3.4 CE) bug - if running from IDE it fails:

[4ntoine]

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[4ntoine]

but if running from cmd with ./gradle clean :lib:jvmTest it succeeds:

[4ntoine]

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[4ntoine]

Any workaround? eg. build with gradle (not with IDE) and reuse compiled artifacts (classes, resources). I've tried to use Gradle-aware build but failed to find the right target:

[4ntoine]

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[snowe]

when I had this issue I had to put a / in front of the path

[snowe]

so instead of javaClass.getResourceAsStream("patterns.ini") instead do javaClass.getResourceAsStream("/patterns.ini")