Hi,
If you are using servlets, perhaps can you try this : new
File(getServletContext().getRealPath("/")), to get the real path of your application
...
Hope this helps,
JC
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Date : Thu, 17 Jul 2003 18:50:32 -0500
Objet : creating a path from the container root
> I am trying to create a directory below the webapps\mywebapp directory.
>
>
> I'am able to create directories with the
> java.io.File(new_directory)).mkdirs(); . (or mkdir())
>
> However, I want to create it under the webapps\mywebapp directory,
> To do this I need to get a path to the webapps\mywebapp directory so
> I used request.getContextPath() which returns the correct path except
> that
> The directory mywebapp comes back with a forward slash (e.g. /mywebapp)
> When it should be a back slash (e.g. \mywebapp)
>
> I've tried using the java.io.File.separator to make it UNIX/windows
> independent but
> That doesn't work either!
>
> HELP!
>
> TK
>
>
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