Upload File Step Fail on Test Case While Running Katalon on Docker

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Hi, I’ve test step to upload file. I used function upload like this :

static String path = RunConfiguration.getProjectDir() + '/Data Files/'
public static uploadFile(TestObject object, String file){
	path = path.replace('/', '\\');
	WebUI.uploadFile(object, path+file);
}

And I stored my file on Data Files folder. When I running on my local machine (Windows), nothing wrong happens. But, when I running on Docker, The error said that cannot find my file :

org.openqa.selenium.InvalidArgumentException: invalid argument: File not found : \tmp\katalon_execute\project\Data Files\expense.jpg

Can someone explain to me how to handle it? Thanks!

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@ThanhTo could u help me, sir?

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Im facing the same problem. I know the failure is something to do with path mounting. basically, the file doesnt exist in that path. try copying the file into a path in slave and try, and use that path to upload the file

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Did you use same function to search file to upload?

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@azzam

Your code works on Windows only. It would never work on Linux in a docker container. You should avoid hard-coding platform-specific file path seperators: \ and /

Platform independent version:

import java.nio.file.Path
import java.nio.file.Paths
import com.kms.katalon.core.configuration.RunConfiguration
import ... as WebUI

static void uploadFile(TestObject object, String fileName) {
    Path dataFilesDir = Paths.get(RunConfiguration.getProject()).resolve('Data Files')
    Path fileToUpload = dataFilesDir.resolve(fileName)
    WebUI.uploadFile(object, fileToUpload.toString());
}
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I’ve been changed my code, forget to post solution to this thread, hehe. Thank you for your advice, btw

path = RunConfiguration.getProjectDir().concat('/Data Files/')

@Keyword
    	public static void uploadFile(TestObject to, String file) {
    		if(System.getProperty('os.name').toString().contains('Windows')) {
    			path = path.replace('/', '\\');
    		}
    		WebUI.uploadFile(to, path+file);
    	}