Path problem in linux

hi,
i have problem with file path accessing in linux. my java class is accessing a abc.cvs file and and getting all data. it is working fine in windows xp. but i run this same file in linux it does not access the abc.cvs file and does not get any data.
my project structure
Search
abc.cvs
search.SearchMain
i am sccessing this cvs file in this SearchMain class by this way file name = "abc.cvs"
It is working fine with window but problem with linux.
when i place this abc.cvs in a folder as "./data/abc.cvs" also working fine with windows but not in linux.
I am new for linux.
Please give me solution.
Thanks in advance
Ravi

There shouldn't be any differences between Linux and Windows here, it's all about your environment. In order to access abc.cvs class (I presume that abc is package name) from search.SearchMain class you need to have a directory (or .jar file) containing abc/cvs.class in your CLASSPATH environment variable.
Try setting it with
export CLASSPATH=your_dir_or_jar_file:$CLASSPATH
and then running the app again.

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