I want to place file IN LONG PATH created by java program

I can't place file created by java in "e.g. c:\windows\system\driver32"!!!!
but i can place in "c:\"
why?

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I can't place file created by java in "e.g.
c:\windows\system\driver32"!!!!
but i can place in "c:\"Are you using 2 backslashes to seperate directorys? Your path should look like this in your code: c:\\windows\\system\\driver32. Post some code an we will take a look if this dosn't solve your problem.

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