Try:
getServletConfig().getServletContext().getRealPath(yourdirname)
This gets the absolute path for documentRoot+yourdirname
> While trying to use com.oreilly.servlet.MultipartRequest, I keep
>getting "Not a Directory" error messages. The class takes the string
>containing my directory name and sets it to a new File object. Then it
>calls the java.io.File.isDirectory( ) method on the File object. This is
>when the exception is thrown. Does anybody know the corrrect format for a
>directory on a Windows NT machine? I was trying "//<server_name>/https/".
>Thanks.
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