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The Java security rules dictate that, when a browser runs a Java program, the resource locator allows files to be loaded from only a location identified with the place that produced the class.
Suppose, for example, that the file name is general.movies. Then,
the resource locator will look for general.movies in the directory
that holds the MovieAuxiliaries class.
Alternatively, if the file name includes a relative path, such as
data/general.movies, then, the resource locator will look for
general.movies in the data subdirectory of the directory that
holds the MovieAuxiliaries class.