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> Sun JunXu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> >thanks,
> >it doesn't work.
Sun JunXu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>thanks,
>it doesn't work. getRealPath(String) cann't return any path.
>and what I want is read from a normal virtual directory on webserver into a
>servlet mounted directory, is there other way?
>
>thank you very much.
Yes, from memory I think i us
lp some of your problems.
Terje Hermanseter
PMSC, Oslo Norway
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> hi, there,
> how to use a relative path in a servlet? ie. a file exists in
> /home/admin/file.txt, and on webserver, its virt
hi, there,
how to use a relative path in a servlet? ie. a file exists in
/home/admin/file.txt, and on webserver, its virtual directory is
127.0.0.1/apps, in 127.0.0.1/appsclass/app.class, I want to get this file
through relative path ../apps/file.txt.
File file=new File("../apps/file.txt");
tha
