Hi community, I am sort of new to docker. So having some issues trying to use it.
So I have a JVM application(scala) which during launch reads a jks(java keystore) file. File name is configured in a configuration file, and file itself is placed at project root. And all works fine.
Now I want to use this setup to run application using docker. So I have created the image. When I launch docker container, the file is not detected.
Exception in thread "main" java.io.FileNotFoundException: test.jks (No such file or directory)
So how do we solve this issue in a proper way in docker?
Hello,
usually error-messages contain at least a bit of truth 
So the test.jks is not at the location expected by your code.
How do you put the test.jks into the container (is it already placed inside the image during build-process or MOUNTed during container-startup)? Have you double-checked that it is really available within the container with the correct permissions?
Where does your code want the test.jks to be? Absolute or relative path?
If absolute path - does it match the location the test.jks is available in the container?
If relative path - better use absolute path (at least within containers) because relative path depend on the location where your code is started and not necessarily where your code is located.