Java File.exists() returns true even when file doesn't exist

Question

String filePath = "C:Usersd654227/Desktop/abdc.url"; // Actually its getting constructed dynamically.  

File file = new File(filePath);
if(file.exists()){
       LogUtil.logConsole(filePath+" File already exist.");
        file.delete();
}else
{
        LogUtil.logConsole(filePath+" File doesnt exist.");
}

Using Windows 7 n IE 9. Its is getting executed through an applet. Same code works in our dev enviroinment and most of the customer places except one customer.

Answer 1

Try writing your path with all '/'. And notice is String not Sting.