Good day!

I got a "fast" question about a problem I'm currently unable to solve:
I'd like to display a html file in a Java application.
Displaying a html file from an url (such as http://www.google.com) works, but my html file is a local one.
Its locate in the project's subfolder "Manual".

Which "url" do I pass to the JEditorPane's setPage method to display the index.html file (Manual/index.html) ?

Any help is appreciated!
Thanks in advance!

edit:
Solution: (Thanks to damocles!)

does the "file:///c:/..."-protocol work (instead of "http://...")?

@Joey: I guess it should but I'd rather like to pass a relativ path because the location of the application may change.

According to Google, passing this shoud work:

I'm sorry Helghast, it doesn't work. But thanks for the suggestion!

yeah, well, you have to use the absolute path, that's why my sample starts with c:/

isn't tehre a function in java that let's you get the program path?

try this one:

java.io.File currentDir = new java.io.File("");
System.out.println(currentDir.getAbsolutePath());

Thanks a lot Damocles!
That worked great!

I used this snippet:

cool, no problem