This will most often work, but not always because the specification doesn't
say anything about the trailing slash at the end of the string returned by
getRealPath("/"). So, with some environements, the trailing slash will be
missing. To insure maximum portability, you have to test the last character
against "/" and add this character if it is not present. Even if your
environment returns the trailing slash, you can't be sure it will do the
same in the next version.
Pierre-Yves
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Jayakumar Mani
Envoy� : lundi 30 avril 2001 11:27
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Objet : Re: file streams in jsp
<%
String sAttr =
config.getServletContext().getRealPath("/") +
"snew.txt";
System.out.println(config.getServletContext().getRealPath("/"));
FileOutputStream outFile = new
FileOutputStream(sAttr,false);
%>
ya refreshing
it is not creating a file in bin directory or in jsp
folder also.
regards
jayakumar
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