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What platform are you on? Unix, windows????
It sounds like you're on a Unix machine and you're running the Jserv engine
as a user that can't access the files you're trying to get at.
Please provide more specifics. Namely, your OS, what user you're running
the Jserv engine as, who owns the files you're trying to access and what
directories these files are in (full path helps)...
-Greg
At 11:30 AM 11/24/00, you wrote:
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>what do i jave to do to access files from servlet (ie read/write) i get
>permission denied to any file i try to access. The other question is, where
>does servlet look for files by default? in html directory? in servlet
>directory? in jdk directory? i tried actually all of them and no lukc.
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>thx a lot for help
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