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And also give your servlet code permission so java doesn't throw a
SecurityException

James Harman wrote:
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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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