In Java, should resources be placed in the package / source hierarchy?

• Java

Suppose I develop a game and put it into the package structure:

com.dxmio.games.breakout

So where is the "best practice" place to place resources such as audio and images used by the game?

Solution

I have seen that there are many ways to deal with this:

>Put your resources directly in a subdirectory COM / dmxio / Games / breakout (for example, / COM / dmxio / Games / breakout / images / foo. GIF and / COM / dmxio / Games / breakout / images / bar. GIF) > put your resources in a jar and bind them with your class files (for example, foo.gif and bar.gif are bundled in breakout. Jar) >Place resources jar in a subdirectory under COM / dmxio / Games / breakout (for example, foo.gif and bar.gif are bundled together / COM / dmxio / Games / breakout / images / images. Jar)

I prefer to support the last option

You can then use Java lang.Class. The getresource () method retrieves the resource

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