ResourceLoader is broken with JAR

[ThraaxSession]

Expected Behavior

When the JAR is directly used, the ResourceLoader can load any resource from Resources

Actual Behaviour

I get a call stack, when I want to get a resource from JAR. When I run from Idea, it works fine.

In Kotlin constructor: private val resourceLoader: ResourceLoader Actual call: val logsScript = resourceLoader.getResource("commands/getLogs.sh")

com.jcraft.jsch.SftpException: java.io.FileNotFoundException: /mnt/d/Projekte/Uberspace-Projekte/SpaceUp-Server/file:/mnt/d/Projekte/Uberspace-Projekte/SpaceUp-Server/build/libs/SpaceUp-0.26.0-SNAPSHOT-all.jar!/commands/getLogs.sh (No such file or directory)
        at com.jcraft.jsch.ChannelSftp.put(ChannelSftp.java:485)
        at com.jcraft.jsch.ChannelSftp.put(ChannelSftp.java:367)
        at technology.iatlas.spaceup.services.SshService.upload$suspendImpl(SshService.kt:240)
        at technology.iatlas.spaceup.services.SshService.upload(SshService.kt)

Steps To Reproduce

• Build a JAR
• Use the resource loader.
• Retreive a resource
• you get a stacktrace

Environment Information

GraalVM 22 / Java 11 Micronaut 3.7.3

Example Application

Here is the service which crashes

Version

3.7.3

[yawkat]

This is an issue in your code, you are incorrectly converting the URL returned by getResource into a file here: https://github.com/SpaceUp-Cloud/SpaceUp-Server/blob/0ce749634ec7c4cbc129a7e829dbdd305073b0a9/src/main/kotlin/technology/iatlas/spaceup/services/SshService.kt#L236-L241

When the application is packaged as a jar, the resources are entries in that jar file, they are not individual files on the file system. They have a proper URL (the one returned by getResource), but those URLs do not have an associated java.io.File, because they're inside the jar. You can probably call URL.openStream and pass the stream directly, though.

[ThraaxSession]

@yawkat oh yes, face palm to me. I changed that 2 weeks ago. My bad.