Files under linux and windows

Hi,
I have a program that works under both windows and linux. I wanted to know what is the best way for the file paths I use.
What is the difference between using "/" and "java.io.File.separator"?
Any more info/tips on the difference between working under windows and linux will be great. I tried searching for it online but couldn't find anything useful.
Thanks,
Shaul

BigDaddyLoveHandles wrote:
I thought that if you used a '/' in a path string it was interpreted correctly, even in Windoze.Other platforms are available :-)
I can't recall the details now, but we had an inexplicably-breaking build on Windows earlier this year for code that was fine under Linux, and tracked it back to the use of "/" rather than File.separator. It was an odd corner case which escapes me, but a lesson learnt nonetheless

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## All Rights Reserved.
## NOTICE: Adobe permits you to use, modify, and distribute this file
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