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Reading CSS file from Applet
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Does anyone have any idea how to load a CSS file from an applet (or as a webstart)? I have no problems accessing the style sheets, via scene.getStylesheets().add(<stylesheet>), when I run my application as standalone but as soon as I convert to an applet and/or webstart application I can no longer get the style sheet. I have read the tutorial and tried a myriad of other options but with no luck.
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Have you tried it this way?
scene.getStylesheets().add(FXMLSample1.class.getResource("/layouttests/fxml/sample1/FXMLSample1RootPane.css").toExternalForm());
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Have you tried it this way?
scene.getStylesheets().add(FXMLSample1.class.getResource("/layouttests/fxml/sample1/FXMLSample1RootPane.css").toExternalForm()); -
Nope, hadn't tried that. Worked like a charm! Thank you very much!
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