I have a web application deployed on server let's say 'A'. On this server, We have created a mount point for /usr/local/B directory of Linux file system. Will I be able to check the content of this directory B from Java based web application deployed on server A? If yes then how?
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Do this in the operating system and just let Java see files – Thorbjørn Ravn Andersen Sep 05 '16 at 13:57
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Mount point serves the very same way as physical drive and is transparent to applications. So yes, you will
Making mount points under /usr/local is generally bad idea. You have /mount partition for that
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Inside B directory I have another directory C, and I am trying to check if this directory exists or not with code: File f = new File("/C"); if(f.exists()){sysout("directory exists")}. Will this work or do I need to change the path in File object. – A Kumar Sep 05 '16 at 15:42