Unable to accessing shared network folder
Hi,
I am running Tomact 5.0 under Windows 2000. I want
to access a shared folder in the netowrk from my jsp
page. I try giving the UNC path of the shared folder.
But tomcat is unable to see the directory. Please
help.
File sharedFolder = new File ("machine\\shared");
where "machine" is the name of the network machine,
and "shared" is a folder shared in that machine.
But sharedFolder.exists() returns false, and
sharedFolder.listFiles() returns null.
This happens even if Tomcat is run as an application
and also when it is run as a service.
I can access the same shared folder directly if run a
test java program outside of tomcat.
Thanks in advance,
Jo
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