Hmmm... That is not the right path because it would assume that the app
is right on the root of the file system which shouldn't be the case. So
either you need another way to get the actual File path. Check out:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4719891/how-to-get-real-path-of-the-app-in-the-play
-James
On 12/05/2011 03:39 PM, Lukasz Piliszczuk wrote:
Hi,
Play.applicationPath.getPath() returns "/app" which seems correct when I
browse the cedar filesystem with the bash command.
But when I try to get a file with a java.io.File it's dosen't working.
For now I fixed the problem by switching to amazon s3 but I don't think
it's proper for some case like generating a pdf with a specific font
file which I need to include in my java code. This is something that
should be directly available in the app for me.
Thanks for your help,
Lukas
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