I'm not exactly sure what you mean by your second sentence. The general process of creating a file is:
FileConnection file = (FileConnection)Connector.open("path");
if(!file.exists())
{
//If the file doesn't exist then create it.
file.create();
}
//CODE HERE
file.close(); Where "path" is you would have file:///{root}/{path}/{file_name}. Root is SDCard (self explanatory)/store (the BlackBerry's flash memory). Path is whatever path you want the file to have, file_name is the file name. Pretty simple.
The hard part is that files must be created in a folder that already exists, if the folder does not exist then it must be created (same code as above but instead of create you use mkdir). It must created hierarchical from the top down, so if you need a folder structure like this/is/a/folder and you need to create "folder" and the only currently existing folder is "this" then you need to create "is" followed by "a" followed by "folder." You can't just create "folder", it wil throw an exception.
All this information is avalible in the FileConnection documentation (for paths you should look at the getName, getPath, getURL functions in FileConnection).
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