There is no problem with the linux file path of window and linux project deployment.

I haven't written a blog for a long time. Last week, I tested the project and found some bugs. One of them is a little confusing. It is described as follows:

Project deployment on windows, upload pictures function is normal, deployment to linux server, then inexplicable error (probably retarded, actually forgot *linux and windows file directory difference *)

Normally it should be like this:

Actually, it's like this:

Potato, who had never encountered such a problem, was also a little confused. No matter what, the project should be restarted first. If it was invalid, then look at tomcat, or if it was invalid. It was too difficult for me. As a senior chicken programmer, I naturally have the third, fourth and fifth solutions (baidu,google, etc.), with the spirit of not giving up, continue to continue, okk, brother I found, hahaha, on the mood at this time, it is like the vast sea of people, I met you.

Careful analysis of the problem, it turns out that this is the case, the file storage path under windows is:

path += "\\" + dirName + "\\" + ymd + "\\";

The result on Linux would be:

This is obviously different from the path we expected. Yes, at this time, I believe that some students with a little computer foundation can see what the problem is. Yes, it is correct. It is to change\to/ok. It is really always smart and cool. It is destroyed for a long time.

Compare:

//Note here that Linux and Windows are different, Linux uses\, Windows uses// /*path += "\\" + dirName + "\\" + ymd + "\\"; pathsrc += "\\" + dirName + "\\" + ymd + "\\";*/ path += "/" + dirName + "/" + ymd + "/"; pathsrc += "/" + dirName + "/" + ymd + "/";

summary

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