File location problems in Lightroom 3.5

It is 2011 and Adobe has offered us Lightroom, a truly great tool to do most needed changes to photographs, rendering Photoshop to special use for most.
But at the core of the system is a file handling technology that is long outdated. Importing photos, LR wants to put the pictures in folders for each day, for whatever reason. Yes, sometimes it maskes it easier to find a photo but photo projects often go over several days, making it cumbersome to handle these pictures later in Finder. Well, since it creates those folders itself, you would think it would recognize the same structure when photos are moved. not so. My Mac is starting to fill up, and I thus want all new photos to go to my LaCie disk. Sometimes I miss the info that these photos indeed go to my Mac, thus making me open Finder later on and move them to my Lightroom structure on the LaCie. Opening LR again, there are all those same pictures - not to be found. So, I click on the question mark for one picture and tell it where the picture is. In InDesign, Adobe got this right. If one link has been moved (surprise, people do change their file hierarchy sometimes), adn when I select the very folder this link is in, it finds the file itself within that folder, as well as updating all other files in that same folder. In LR, telling the system something, is not reused elsewhere. A bit unsmart?
My wish is for LR to up InDesign and make it even easier to locate file hierarchies. That would be one major step forward and save this user a ton of time.

u can get the current location by
getServletContext().getRealPath("/");
this will return to u the current path
place ur xml file there
regards
shanu

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MAP_T_ITZ_ACCOUNT_SUPPORT
Description : Runtime User : OWBHYP Started : 2008-08-22 12:15:25.0
Name
Status
Log
MAP_T_ITZ_ACCOUNT_SUPPORT
Error
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SQL*Loader: Release 11.1.0.6.0 - Production on Fri Aug 22 12:15:26 2008
Copyright (c) 1982, 2007, Oracle. All rights reserved.
Control File: /swpkg/oracle/11g/owb/bin/unix/MAP_T_ITZ_ACCOUNT_SUPPORT.ctl
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Bad File: /swdata/db/ora_rman/inbound/bad/SWPLAN_ACCOUNT.BAD
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"PARENT" 1 * ; O(X) CHARACTER
"CHILD" NEXT * ; O(X) CHARACTER
"ALIAS" NEXT * ; O(X) CHARACTER
"DATASTORAGE" NEXT * ; O(X) CHARACTER
"TWOPASSCALC" NEXT * ; O(X) CHARACTER
"UDA" NEXT * ; O(X) CHARACTER
"SMARTLIST" NEXT * ; O(X) CHARACTER
"DATATYPE" NEXT * ; O(X) CHARACTER
"ACCOUNTTYPE" NEXT * ; O(X) CHARACTER
"TIMEBALANCE" NEXT * ; O(X) CHARACTER
"EXCHANGERATETYPE" NEXT * ; O(X) CHARACTER
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"MEMBERVALIDFORPLAN1" NEXT * ; O(X) CHARACTER
"PLAN1AGGREGATION" NEXT * ; O(X) CHARACTER
"MEMBERVALIDFORPLAN2" NEXT * ; O(X) CHARACTER
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SQL*Loader: Release 11.1.0.6.0 - Production on Fri Aug 22 12:15:26 2008
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SQL*Loader-553: file not found
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