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Well that won't work. First you link to a local file. If the user clicks on it, the link is local for the visitor, so it would link to a file on the user-computer. Probably there is no such file. Second, this is not allowed in most browsers. You cannot link to a local file (using C:) unless the page is opened locally (with file:/// instead of <a href="http://" rel="ugc nofollow">http://</a>). <br />
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What webserver do you use? Tomcat? If so you can simply create a mapping to that directory, and then use a relative path. 
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Well that won't work. First you link to a local file. If the user clicks on it, the link is local for the visitor, so it would link to a file on the user-computer. Probably there is no such file. Second, this is not allowed in most browsers. You cannot link to a local file (using C:) unless the page is opened locally (with file:/// instead of http:// [http://]).

What webserver do you use? Tomcat? If so you can simply create a mapping to that directory, and then use a relative path.

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Yes i am using tomcat and my web site is local, what do you mean by:<br />
&nbsp;create a mapping to that directory, and then use a relative path. 
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Yes i am using tomcat and my web site is local, what do you mean by:
 create a mapping to that directory, and then use a relative path.

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Hi<br />
what i want to do is to add link to afile in my jsp page, the path of my files are constant for example<br />
&quot;c:\uplods&quot; , but the file name may change , how i can concatenat the path with the file name so the user can click on the filename and the file opend<br />
&lt;a hert=&quot;c:\uploads&quot;&gt; filename &lt;/a&gt;
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Hi
what i want to do is to add link to afile in my jsp page, the path of my files are constant for example
"c:\uplods" , but the file name may change , how i can concatenat the path with the file name so the user can click on the filename and the file opend
<a hert="c:\uploads"> filename </a>

how to add variable file name to &lt;a herf&gt;

JavaServer Pages (JSP) allow the development of dynamically generated web pages. It uses the Java programming language; JSP pages are translated into servlets at runtime, with each servlet being cached and reused until the JSP is modified. JSP allows Java code to be interleaved with static web markup content, so the resulting page can be compiled and executed on the server to deliver the content.

how to add variable file name to &lt;a herf&gt;

how to add variable file name to <a herf>