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Try something like this:
InputStream in = ClassLoader.getSystemResourceAsStream("datafile.txt");
Then, your file only needs to be in the server's classpath.
Russ
Dan Martin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 10/27/99 03:13:35 PM
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Subject: Simple problem with file I/O
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I am trying to move servlets from a JRUN server to a host that uses JSERV.
I keep getting an internal configuration error on the servlets that use file
i/o. I dont think I am getting the path right. I have tried many combination
without success. Here is a piece of code:
TextInputStream in = new TextInputStream("datafile.txt");
What directory is JSERV looking for the "datafile.txt" file using this
format.
Thanks You,
Dan Martin
http://buoyweather.com/
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