Where to store text file in Oracle9iAS created by java.io

Hi,
I am developing an simple application in which i have to create a text file through java.io in Runtime. I am able to create the text file but not able to store the file int he Oracle 9iAS as it is giving the error, Permission denied. I am storing my JSP files in the Oracle Application Server. I want to know the exact place where i can store the text file in Runtime.
Thanks in Advance...
Sivakumar

The test.txt file should be in the 'Run Directory" of your Project. Select Project.jpr and invoke Project settings dialog.
Click on the Runner. You will see the "Run Directory" edit field.
For ex.
package mypackage;
import java.io.*;
public class ReadData
public ReadData()
public static void main(String[] args)
new ReadData();
try{
File fin = new File("test.txt");
if (fin.canRead())
System.out.println("Can read file");
I am geting a error message of file not found. Please advise
in which directory should I place the text file "test.txt" so that the java program can read from it.
Thanks,
agsp

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