[java-dev] A strange error...
Siska Ádám
sadam at startvox.hu
Sat Jun 30 13:01:03 MDT 2007
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Hello Everyone,
I'm getting some very strange error, and I have no idea what can cause
it. I'm trying to open a file with the following code:
File settings = new File ( Constants.SETTINGS_FILE );
if ( ! settings.exists ( ) ) {
System.err.println ( settings.getCanonicalPath ( ) + ": Doesn't
exist!" );
}
if ( settings.canRead ( ) ) {
( ... )
( ... )
( ... )
}
Now, if running this from Eclipse, everything works fine, I get the file
and I can do the operations standing after the canRead() test. But, if
running the same code from mxj, I get the "Doesn't exist" error. The
funny is, that the filename returned with getCanonicalPath() points to a
file in my filesystem that exists! And I'm sure it exists, because the
same code in Eclipse should point to the same file, I suppose (and also
because I looked it 100 times in Finder, and there are no misspellings
in the file name).
Do you have any ideas?
Thank you,
Adam
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