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In this tutorial, we’ll identify some possible causes that might be preventing the Helpset from being found in the current classpath, and then I’ll provide some possible fixes that you can try to fix.
I am trying to use the JavaHelp system in my project which was developed with Eclipse.I extracted the following code for an example:
private HelpSet getHelpSet (String helpsetfile) HelpSet hs = null; ClassLoader cl corresponds to this.getClass (). GetClassLoader (); Try URL hsURL = HelpSet.findHelpSet (cl, helpsetfile); hs = new HelpSet (null, hsURL);capture (ee exception) System.out.println ("HelpSet:" + ee.getMessage ()); System.out.println ("HelpSet:" + helpsetfile + "not found"); reuse hs; HelpSet hs implies getHelpSet ("doc / Sample.hs.txt");
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The HelpSet file cannot be found at this time (doc / Sample exist.hs.txt). I am guessing there is something wrong with the path or using the ClassLoader, but I cannot figure out what the problem is.Anyone have any ideas?
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hs = new HelpSet (null, hsURL);
The HelpSet class gets null instead of the ClassLoader instance, I would say, so it can’t load all kinds of stuff. Should be:
hs = new help set (cl, hsURL);
answered May 19, 11, maybe 4:31 pm.
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The .hs.txt extension does not work. Try adding only .hs to your help set.
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