How to Serialize a file path from client to server?

I am using serializing concepts in java. I am stuck, that how can i send only file path from client to server?

Um, ill take a wild guess and say that youre trying to
access a file on another computer using that path?
That wont work.
What could the other computer possible do
with that path unless both computers are networked to a
common drive, or if they are networked to each other in a way
where the root in the file path would point to the same place
on either computer?

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