Accessing files behaving differently

I am using the below path to find the files in my system and it is working fine.
But in development server it is giving the 404 error.
I have checked them the directory and files exist.
File startingDirectory = new File("C:\\Documents and Settings\\lakshmis\\workspace\\WebArchive\\WebContent\\Reports")); // working correctly
File startingDirectory= new File("D:\\Program Files\\Apache Software Foundation\\Tomcat 5.5\\webapps\\WebArchive\\WebContent\\Reports");// directroy does not exist

Does the D: drive always exist for all processes, or is it a drive that is mapped when you sign on? If the latter, then you're probably running Tomcat as a service and incorrectly assuming that it will map the same drives that your online session maps.

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