No, as long as the jar is on the classpath.
Hi James,
Thanks for the quick reply. I just want to confirm--there's no need to give the name of the jar that the project.xml is in? I am expecting my project.xml and sessions.xml files to be in different jars.
Thanks,
Polly
James Sutherland wrote:
Just give a relative resource path to project.xml file. As long as it is on the resource classpath it will be found. i.e. "/META-INF/project.xml".