Article:		(Not So) Stupid Questions 10: JAR Files
Subject:		Alternatives
Date:		2006-06-15 16:02:19
From:		here_he_is_javanet
From what I've found, you can't really access non-Java cotent (ie. non-class file resources) from within a JAR itself. It's a bit of a pain really. You could package your JAR with something like one-jar, which you can configure to extract resources when the JAR runs.