Hi .. sorry not sure your name.
String fileName = new String("//graphics//"+req.getParameter("file"));
This resolves to /websites/mysite/graphics/filename.jpg
Since /websites/mysite is my document root.
hth
Chris
On Fri, 9 Jun 2000 23:51:13 +0700, bhnguyen wrote:
>hi,
> if i use JSW2.0 to open a file I had to add it to the servlets and config
>a the properties of it have name=a varialble x , value= path to the file,
>then in the in the my servlet I call
>public void
>t{
> path=getInitParameter("x") ;
>if(path!=null){
> filepath=path;
>....
>}
>then use filepath to open file.
>
> But how can I config in the Jserv1.1.1 I can't open the file, even I had place it
>evreywhere same directory, in the root but i don't work help me..
>
>Thanks .
>
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