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| This file is used by ClassLoader.getResource() to find the current path to the |
| test resources. Uses this code: |
| |
| URL resource = classloader.getResource("dir-flag.txt"); |
| File resourceFile = new File(resource.getPath()); |
| File testResourcesDir= resourceFile.getParentFile(); |
| |
| This way, the unit test can depend on a FileReader or somesuch, and still work |
| fine regardless of ${user.dir} as long as the classpath is right. Useful for |
| Eclipse... |
