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You can write files to the disk with servlets. You must make sure that you have
permissions to write files to the directory as the user that jserv runs from. Normally
this is 'nobody'. If you are running your code on a unix box, what you are trying to
do is
write to a file
/degl_e.csv
Does 'nobody' have permissions to create files in / ? I doubt it.
James
Sergio Rios Mendoza wrote:
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> Hi, it's me again !
> Probably this is not the right place to post this question, but I hope you can help
>me.
> Using this code in my servlet:
> PrintStream ps = new PrintStream(new FileOutputStream("/" + degl_e + ".csv")) ;
> .
> some process
> .
> out.println("<A HREF=/" + degl_e + ".csv>Descargar desglose</A>") ;
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