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Everything is on my WinXP PC (I have multiple partitions) and I have 
about 100GB left.

The program stopped and I even tried to print a one line logg when 
clicking on a button. Nothing was printed in the log until I put the 
absolute path ...

Alexey N. Solofnenko wrote:

> PrintWriter masks all exceptions, so maybe your program is still 
> running, but the logging has stopped. It can happen, if your local hard 
> drive is out of space, but disk F: has plenty of space.
> 
> - Alexey.
> 
> Magnus wrote:
> 
>> Hi,
>>
>> Within JBuilder developing and testing I had the following:
>>
>> logFile = new PrintWriter(new FileWriter("./logs/"+filename,true));
>>
>> This worked great and all logs were created and all in my "logs" 
>> directory.
>>
>> Now, copy my jar, db files, etc. to a new directory (test-dir) and my 
>> app sometimes just hang ... I noticed it when trying to read the 
>> serial port since I log what I read. I could not figure it out until I 
>> tested to print a log before and after my init of the reading process. 
>> Nothing is printed.
>>
>> Just to test I change the line to:
>>
>> logFile = new PrintWriter(new 
>> FileWriter("F:/MyTestDir/TesData/"+filename,true));
>>
>> And now it works like a charm ...
>>
>> Why would I need an absolute path outside JBUilder but not within?
>>
>> As always, I'm grateful for any and all help.
>>
>> Magnus
>>
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