Saving an image in Root folder of tomcat

Hello,
i have an urgent problem with saving an image in the root folder of tomcat, which I want to do without having to specify the entire path.
I have created a class, which i use as a bean in a jsp to save an image to the tomcat root folder.
If I use the following command, the image is saved:
ChartUtilities.saveChartAsJPEG(new File(
"C:/Program Files/Apache Software Foundation/Tomcat 5.5/webapps/trader/images/charts/1.jpg"), chart, 550, 260);
However, I should be doing it like this, which doesn't work and throws me an IO exception:
ChartUtilities.saveChartAsJPEG(new File("images/charts/1.jpg"), chart, 550, 260);
Cheers

Didn't we have this discussion in another thread? You can't give something urgently. It's semantically anaphoricular.

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Please continue here: [[/questions/951766]]</blockquote>
Hallo, and thank you for reading this.
I am a person who saves a lot of images online and renames them in different folders in different names like B - 34 or G - 56. I have been working with firefox 10 for quite some time and it had a pretty handy bug (I guess) where I could save an image and firefox would just save the image in it's original type (JPEG,PNG etc) while "save as type" was empty.
It also always has shown all the image types in the folder where I save the images (except for GIF) and that helpes me quite a lot by saving me the trouble of selecting "all files" every time I save or going to the folder to rename every image.
Now this seems to be lacking in the newest firefox versions and my question is if I can set firefox to always show me all the image file types when saving an image, instead of only showing JPEG's when I try to save a JPEG.
Thank you for your time.

I suspect this is a Windows problem. I am surmising the FilePicker uses the Operating System or Desktop facilities. Does Windows 7 offer any other file categories like ''images'' ?
I do not normally use Windows 7, but may the option depend upon the directory being an indexed one, I ask after finding this thread ''Bring File types tab back'' [http://www.windows7taskforce.com/view/819]
This question is a duplicate of [/questions/951764]
Normally I would lock the duplicate question, but in this instance I will leave it open as it is unanswered and someone may give a better reply.

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