Here is the scenario. I have an application which writes a configuration file in its directory (user.dir). When the user cannot write to that directory due to UAC issues, I would ... |
How can I write a directory chooser as like that:
or:
at Java?
PS 1: I am developing a desktop application and I use ... |
Hello Everbody .. Greetings from Ashish as this is my first posting on javaranch though I have been following it for sometime now. My question is simple. Following code is able to create myfile.txt in CURRENT FOLDER ( i.e where my FileOutputDemo resides). My question is if I want to put it in a different folder how shud I go abt... ... |
Hi Everyone, I was wondering if there was an easy way of storing file names / paths in property files. My problem centres on the escape sequence characters of \ and \\. What I have is a fileName and path sotred in a properties file. At the end of my program I re write the location of the file (as it ... |
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Hi, I have a webapp deployed in my own terminal (has windows xp) which writes a file to a certain directory. When other terminals access this webapp, it is still able to write a file to the directory of those terminals. No problem on permissions. But when i deployed the webapp in the webserver (has windows server 2003) it can no ... |
Hi, I need to write images into my project folder images. The thing is the user will create a product with this picture, but I want that image be store inside the projet to be able to open in a jsp as easy as any other image But I have been not able to write any file into a folder inside ... |
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Guys I had created a xls file in java using the Java Excel API in my java code, I don't know how to write the file to a directory location in my computer, so that I can open the file and see the actual content of the xls file that I have created using the follwing code WritableWorkbook workBook = Workbook.createWorkbook(new ... |
Hey guys. Say I have two folders in my project: src/main/java src/main/resources And I have code in the src/main/java folder, and this code wants to load a file that is in the src/main/resources folder. How would I go about doing that without using the location like this "C:\Documents And Settings\Workspace..." Isn't there some way to use that path instead? Like this ... |
Usually, the session identifier is stored in the URL as a request parameter or as a cookie with the name jsessionid. Check your own J2EE container to see how it does so, but my guess is that will work. In terms of writing to a temorary folder and then deleting them, there might be something open source to do this, but ... |
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Hi All, I am writing a java application. This contains some subfolders to be created like lib, bin... when i unzip the application. I will be writing into some files under these directories programatically when this application was run. My problem is, the zip file can be unzipped at any folder in system and I wont be knowing the exact file ... |
Hi All, I am writing a java application. This contains some subfolders to be created like lib, bin... when i unzip the application. I will be writing into some files under these directories programatically when this application was run. My problem is, the zip file can be unzipped at any folder in system and I wont be knowing the exact file ... |
Hi Ok i have a problem understanding how to write in folders to my program. my program will be looping and creating several folder/file combinations in a single file. i did see a earlier question about folders which mentioned the method File.mkdirs(), but i would like to create this file and then write to it. perhaps it is me, but it ... |
Well, you're already parsing the xml document correctly. What you probably need to do, is to save the file representation for the "current" directory at that level of the xml tree (which will get longer as you go down) and append the current "name" to the files getAbsolutePath result for the next level (if creating a tree of directories is what ... |
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