question: locates a file by name . a convenience method equivalent to gaevfs.getmanager . resolvefile name . the file name uri format supported by gaevfs is : gae : / / path where path is a unix-style or uri-style absolute or relative path . paths that do not start with '' / '' are interpreted as relative paths from the webapp root directory . paths that start with '' / '' are interpreted initially as full absolute paths . absolute paths must specify sub-directories of the webapp root directory . any absolute path that does not specify such a sub-directory is interpreted to be a relative path from the webapp root directory , regardless of the fact that it starts with '' / '' . it 's probably easiest to just use relative paths and let gaevfs handle the path translations transparently . the exception might be in cases where you 're writing portable code to run in both gae and non-gae environments . examples : gae : / / myfile.zip gae : / / images/picture.jpg gae : / / docs/mydocument.pdf note : the combined local option -- which is enabled by default -- allows you to access gaevfs file system resources by specifying uris that omit the gae : / / scheme . see the gaefilesystemmanager for furtherinformation on enabling and disabling the gaevfs combined local option . concode_field_sep int MAX_BLOCK_SIZE concode_elem_sep int MIN_BLOCK_SIZE concode_elem_sep Logger log concode_elem_sep GaeFileSystemManager fsManager concode_elem_sep int blockSize concode_elem_sep int DEFAULT_BLOCK_SIZE concode_field_sep GaeFileSystemManager getManager concode_elem_sep int getBlockSize concode_elem_sep void setBlockSize concode_elem_sep FileObject setBlockSize concode_elem_sep int checkBlockSize concode_elem_sep void close
target: FileObject function ( String arg0 ) { return getManager ( ) . resolveFile ( arg0 ) ; }