Question : Is this optimal

So I download a file and then move out on to the network. I then need to rename the file to a particular file name so another process can pick it up and finish with it. That works. However I kinda let the process get away from me so this was bolted on later and now I am going back through and seeing if part of the process is optimal. I do a rename to move the code from the local to the network location and then I do a rename on the network to change the name.

thoughts, laughs, comments?

         
           
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          public void doMove(File fileToMove,File destinationFile)
	{
                boolean success = fileToMove.renameTo(destinationFile);

                if(success)
		{
                  CommonLog.updateCommonLog("Moving File", "File Moved - success", true, false) ;
                }else
		{
		  CommonLog.updateCommonLog("Moving File", "File Moved - failed", true, false) ;
		}

                // File (or directory) with old name
                File file = destinationFile;
               
                // File (or directory) with new name
                File file2 = new File(propData.getProperty("Mapped_Network_Folder")+"Silverpop_Incremental.zip");
                // Rename file (or directory)
                boolean successful = file.renameTo(file2);

                if(successful)
		{
                  CommonLog.updateCommonLog("Changing File Name", "File Name Change - success", true, false) ;
		}else
		{
		  CommonLog.updateCommonLog("Changing File Name", "File Name Change - failed", true, false) ;
		}


	}

           
         

Question : Is this optimal

Answer : Is this optimal

that seems fine. is it the same application that will be accessing it at the new location, or a different app?