How to give the file path in adf application

Hii all,
I want to use castor xml framework in adf application..
for which i have to un- marshaller the xml file..
by using following method-
Person person = (Person)
Unmarshaller.unmarshal(Person.class,
new FileReader("src/com/person.xml"));
if i use this method in a java class inside a main method directly it works fine,
but when i try to initiate the java class through a jspx page deployed on integrated server..
it gives the file not found exception..
how to define the file path so it can be properly used even when application is deployed on server.
Thanks

duplicate {thread:id=2418158} ?
I guess the path you are using is wrong. It works on your mashiene as the src path is available. When you run the app on a server (jspx file) there is no src path as long as you don't include it in your WAR wich you should not do anyway.
If you need to access such data you can create a folder in your webroot folder and the the resources from there as /xml_folder_name or if the xml files shouldn't be visible from the outside put the folder under hte web-inf folder.
Timo
Edited by: Timo Hahn on 23.07.2012 16:20

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