Re: loading url to editor pane

From:
"Andrew Thompson" <u32984@uwe>
Newsgroups:
comp.lang.java.help
Date:
Wed, 13 Jun 2007 13:05:09 GMT
Message-ID:
<73a35aad88942@uwe>
Kgbol wrote:

Hi, i'm trying to display a html page on JEditorPane, but it can't
find this url.

...

java.net.URL helpURL = Menu.class.getResource(
                       "http://java.sun.com/index.html");


When I do a direct fetch on that URL with a browser,
I get redirected to http://java.sun.com/index.jsp .

I guess the JEP would not follow-redirects.

OTOH, since 'index.html' is not on the application's
classpath, getResource() will *not* find it. Try directly
creating the URL (you might need some try/catches,
or lots of 'throws' to directly instantiate an URL).

A couple of notes..
We discussed a variety of things recently. I am sure
you promised to use English in examples, but I am
still seeing things like 'rozmiarPanela' in your posted
code. If you continue to ignore my advice, I will start
to ignore your questions.

I cannot recall whether these specific things were
mentioned, but in case not..

- Use some indents in posted code.
- *Read* the document on creating an SSCCE.
This code is a mess, and has problems far beyond
simply getting the URL. An SSCCE would not
be setting a different PLAF, nor would it use a
JLayeredPane. I got this code to the point
where it threw no errors, but it was still not
clear if it worked, since the GUI had only a
tiny area in the center, devoted to the document.

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