Class RuntimeResourceAccess

java.lang.Object

org.graalvm.nativeimage.hosted.RuntimeResourceAccess

public final class RuntimeResourceAccess
extends Object

This class can be used to register Java resources and ResourceBundles that should be accessible at run time.

Since:

22.3

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
static void	addResource(Module module, String resourcePath)	Make Java resource resourcePath from module available at run time.
static void	addResource(Module module, String resourcePath, byte[] resourceContent)	Inject a Java resource at resourcePath in module with the specified resourceContent.
static void	addResourceBundle(Module module, String bundleName)	Make Java ResourceBundle that is specified by a bundleName from module module available at run time.
static void	addResourceBundle(Module module, String baseBundleName, Locale[] locales)	Make Java ResourceBundle that is specified by a baseBundleName and locales from module module available at run time.

Methods inherited from class Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Method Details

addResource

public static void addResource(Module module,
 String resourcePath)

Make Java resource resourcePath from module available at run time. If the given module is unnamed, the resource is looked up on the classpath instead.

Since:

22.3

addResource

public static void addResource(Module module,
 String resourcePath,
 byte[] resourceContent)

Inject a Java resource at resourcePath in module with the specified resourceContent. At runtime the resource can be accessed as if it was part of the original application. If the given module is unnamed, the resource is placed on the classpath instead.

Since:

22.3

addResourceBundle

public static void addResourceBundle(Module module,
 String baseBundleName,
 Locale[] locales)

Make Java ResourceBundle that is specified by a baseBundleName and locales from module module available at run time. If the given module is unnamed, the ResourceBundle is looked up on the classpath instead.

Since:

22.3

addResourceBundle

public static void addResourceBundle(Module module,
 String bundleName)

Make Java ResourceBundle that is specified by a bundleName from module module available at run time. If the given module is unnamed, the ResourceBundle is looked up on the classpath instead.

Since:

22.3