Write a file on client from java procedure

Hello to all, my problem is that i want to write a file from a java procedure using the normal java class. But when i try to write
File file=new File("C:\\DiscoD\\myFile.txt");
FileWriter fw=new FileWriter(file);
fw.write("ciao");
nothing happens and no file is created. How can i write a file on my pc client from java procedure?
Thanks to anyone that want helps me.

I want to write a java procedure loading java class on oracle with utility loadjava and this work for example for classical Hello World. Now i want to write data on a text file on my hard disk using class java calling the procedure for example in this mode:
begin
procedure('ciao'); //this procedure have to write on a file located on my pc the word ciao
end;
But nothing happens. Why? There is a special reason related to how oracle works(privileges, permission etc)?
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                                      logger.error(ex);
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