Problem opening a file from a command line executed program with args

I have to run my program from the command prompt like this:
c:\ java Parser template.txt keyvalue.dat output.txt
I figured out how to read the args in, and I know they are being assigned to the proper variables. My template.txt, etc are in the same directory that I am in when I run the program. They are also all lowercase, just like the command.
The only error it throws is the one that I coded (Error opening file template.txt) I would make my message better if I knew what the problem was!!!!
Any ideas (either for what I'm missing or how to improve my error handling) :\
Jen

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