filenotfoundexception

I'm trying to open a CSV file name "logger.csv" which I have saved in the source folder itself. public static void main(String[] args) { String filename = "logger.csv"; File motor_readings = new File(filename); try { Scanner inputStream = new Scanner(motor_readings); while (inputStream.hasNext()){ System.out.println(inputStream.next()); } inputStream.close(); } catch (FileNotFoundException e) { System.out.println("Error: File not found!"); } } However, this keeps on giving me a "File not found" error. If you use relative pathing as you are right now - the file needs to exist in the project

I have gone through following links enter link description here enter link description here and i have followed the following tutorial to do cache the images after loading it from server enter link description here and my code segment is : private Bitmap getBitmap(String url) { // PhotoToLoad photoToLoad = new PhotoToLoad(url, new ImageView(a)); // String filename = photoToLoad.url; //String filename = url; String filename = String.valueOf(url.hashCode()); Log.v("TAG FILE :", filename); File f = new File(cacheDir, filename); // Is the bitmap in our cache? Bitmap bitmap = BitmapFactory

I have been uploading images to FirebaseStorage, but often they are the wrong way around when displaying them. I have discovered the ExifInterface that can determined the orientation of the image and rotate and flip it if necessary. When selecting the image from the gallery area on my phone I get this error. I can select the image on my phone from the gallery and It can be displayed on the page. The differences between the URI address and the data is one / Data.getData() address : content://media/external/images/media/53331 uri.toString() address: content:/media/external/images/media/53331 I'm

I'm running into a problem while providing Hadoop a directory that contains spaces. e.g inputDir = /abc/xyz/folder name/abc.txt Hadoop somehow doesn't know about the "folder name" being the name of the folder with spaces between words. I get the below error while doing that java.io.FileNotFoundException: File does not exist: /abc/xyz/folder Also, I tried providing with URL encoded. java.io.FileNotFoundException: File does not exist: /abc/xyz/folder%20name/abc.txt But still throws me the same error. Does anybody know the workaround for this ? Any help is appreciated. Replacing the space with

Java newbie here! I'm writing a program to practice reading input and writing output to files. I've finished coding the program, but when I run it, the program just catches and proceeds with a FileNotFoundException. The file is in the source folder for the program, and I've even tried placing it in every folder related to the program. I've tried: Declaring the exceptions in the method header Surrounding the section-in-question with a try/catch block. Both of the above together. Here's the relevant code that is causing problems. Is there something that sticks out that I'm missing? public static

Hi I know this has been asked but it did not get an answer. I have a problem when I want to use a dll that is installed on C:\Program files (x86)\Dummu_API.dll When I run my app it throws exception: Could not load file or assembly 'Dummy_API, Version=1.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=null' or one of its dependencies. The system cannot find the file specified. My project have the reference as Copy Local = false and specific version = false. My project also is a x86 platform target. I don´t know why my app don't find the assembly. Any Idea what it is happening? Option 1 You can tell your

In my client/server app I need to send some file ( .txt , .doc , etc.) from the client to the server. When I run my code in Eclipse it works, but when I export the signed JAR of the Applet it doesn't. It throws a FileNotFoundException . I tried saving file in several ways without success. public static boolean saveFile(File sourceFile) throws IOException { DirectoryChooserDialog dialog = new DirectoryChooserDialog(); filePath = dialog.getDestinationFolder(); if (filePath != null) { InputStream inputFile = ClassLoader.getSystemResourceAsStream(""+sourceFile); filePath += File.separator +