File location problem

Hi,
I am new in JSP and need help in locating the files of the project. I'm using Jdeveloper and context path of the project is "Change%20Request-ViewController-context-root" .I have one image-Apps.jpg ,which I want to use, having path as Change%20Request-ViewController-context-root/img/Apps.jpg
Now problem is, when I check if the Apps.jpg file exist or not through
String s=Change%20Request-ViewController-context-root/img/Apps.jpg;
File image=new File(s);
System.out.println(image.exists()); //returns false;
%>
where as :<img src="<%=s%>"> shows the image.
How can we check the existence of the file ?

hsperhar wrote:
Thanks for the same,it gave the direction and solved the problem. I used the following code and now it is picking up the image:
String s=application.getRealPath("/")+"img\\"+app_id+".jpg"; //path of img is contextPath/img/Apps.jpg
java.io.File app_file=new java.io.File(app_iconid);You can also just doString path = application.getRealPath("/img/" + app_id + ".jpg");
But, is it going to work fine when I upload the website and it would start taking the path as like www.hostname:port/contextpath ?The getRealPath() is independent from that. There it is for. That's why I suggested to use it.

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