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File writing access denied

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I am having an issue with writing files

 try {
         log("Autosaving " + data.size() + " properties to " + getDirectoryData() + "osbot-anims.json");
         String jsonFormat = gson.toJson(data);
         FileWriter fw = new FileWriter(new File(getDirectoryData() + "osbot-anims.json"));
         fw.write(jsonFormat);
         fw.flush();
         fw.close();
} catch (Exception e) {
    log(e.getMessage());
    e.printStackTrace();
}

gives output

[INFO][Bot #1][01/19 06:16:47 PM]: Autosaving 3 properties to C:\Users\Mark\OSBot\Data\osbot-anims.json
[INFO][Bot #1][01/19 06:16:47 PM]: access denied ("java.lang.reflect.ReflectPermission" "suppressAccessChecks")

 

Edited by Bobbey

I did some quick googling and I think the issue is with gson using reflection. My guess is osbot won't let you use reflection, so you can try to google how to use gson without reflection.

Google "gson avoid reflection"

First result on stack exchange should work, but I cannot guarantee you won't run into any other issues.

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4 minutes ago, Jarl said:

Google "gson avoid reflection"

First result on stack exchange should work, but I cannot guarantee you won't run into any other issues.

I just found out that the library you linked actually works as well

 

String jsonFormat = new JSONObject(data).toString();

So nvm my crying

Edited by Bobbey

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