Copying a file results in java.io.FileNotFoundException (Access is Denied) from output -


file file1 = new file(file.getabsolutefile() + "/example/directory/example.png"); file1.mkdirs(); file1.setwritable(true); file1.createnewfile(); try {     fileinputstream = new fileinputstream(exampleinputdirectory);     fileoutputstream os = new fileoutputstream(file1);     filechannel srcchannel = is.getchannel();     filechannel dstchannel = os.getchannel();     dstchannel.transferfrom(srcchannel, 0, srcchannel.size());     is.close();     os.close(); } catch (ioexception e) {     e.printstacktrace(); } 

this setup copying image file new directory tree. however, when code executed following:

java.io.filenotfoundexception: *points output directory* (access denied) 

have gone creating file1 incorrectly?

the problem here because of using

file1.mkdirs(); 

and

file1.createnewfile(); 

together.

since file1 object been given 'directory' attributes after creating directory calling "file1.mkdirs()", again using same object create 'file', means changin attribute of file1 object directory file, not allowed. that's why giving filenotfound.


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