Access Netowrk File share in WD JAVA

Hi,
How i can access Remote network file share folder in WD Java ? We are on 7.3 version EP and using NWDS 7.3 .PLease provide some inputs.
Thanks...

Hi Wu,
Thanks for the reply .... So If the share drive is mounted as local drive ,can I give the path as "/usr/sap/datawork/ftp_incoming/"; and If I give the same path in WD Java Code ... will I be able to write /read files to that particular path without any issues ??
Thanks...

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Hi,
>>The applications run fine when launching from a FQDN share
It sounds like a DNS suffix issue. When this issue occurs, please try to ping share on the client, then check if the corresponding IP address is correct. If the IP address is wrong, please adjust your settings of DNS to make sure that the client can resolve
the share correctly.
If it's very hard to change the settings of the DNS for some reason, as a work around, we can add the entry into the clients' hosts file.
Best Regards.
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