Absolute local file name. For example, /home/someuser/a-file
or c:\dir\somefile.html
. Elements in the name can be separated using any of the following characters: /
, \
, or the native file separator character. For example, the following file names are the same:
c:\somedir\somefile.xml c:/somedir/somefile.xml
Relative path. For example: ../somefile
or somedir/file.txt
. The file system manager resolves relative paths against its base file. Elements in the relative path can be separated using /
, \
, or file system specific separator characters. Relative paths may also contain ..
and .
elements. See {@link FileObject#resolveFile} for moredetails.
Absolute local file name. For example, /home/someuser/a-file
or c:\dir\somefile.html
. Elements in the name can be separated using any of the following characters: /
, \
, or the native file separator character. For example, the following file names are the same:
c:\somedir\somefile.xml c:/somedir/somefile.xml
Relative path. For example: ../somefile
or somedir/file.txt
. The file system manager resolves relative paths against its base file. Elements in the relative path can be separated using /
, \
, or file system specific separator characters. Relative paths may also contain ..
and .
elements. See {@link FileObject#resolveFile} for moredetails.
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