Working with Files in Java

From my local machine I am running a Java code which fetches values from DB and writes it into a TXT file and save the TXT file into a different server say 'A'. This part is working fine if I run the Java code from my local machine.

I tried deploying the same Java code into a differnet server say 'B' and executed it, but it failed. The code is trying to save the TXT file into a unknown path which is not specified in the code rather than saving in the server 'A'.
Please note, Server 'B' is having write access on server 'A' and I have given the absolute path of server 'A' in code.


Can someone tell me why it is trying to save the TXT file to a path which is not specified in code?

I am getting the following error message :

java.io.FileNotFoundException: \\...\...\...(unknown path)
(Access is denied)

Plz assist.

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Originally Posted by VishnuCBE

From my local machine I am running a Java code which fetches values from DB and writes it into a TXT file and save the TXT file into a different server say 'A'. This part is working fine if I run the Java code from my local machine.

I tried deploying the same Java code into a differnet server say 'B' and executed it, but it failed. The code is trying to save the TXT file into a unknown path which is not specified in the code rather than saving in the server 'A'.
Please note, Server 'B' is having write access on server 'A' and I have given the absolute path of server 'A' in code.

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maybe your local machine and the server A are both windows maschines, so from your local machine you can refer to the server with drive/path. but, if you transfer this code 1) to your server B this may have a different drive for server A or 2) if server B is a unix server and the code try to do the same like in windows it wont work.

can you specify what os are running on server A and server B and how you refer the server A path from the local maschine in java and how this path is seen from server B?