1. Using a FileDialog to choose a file of a certain extension stackoverflow.comI am trying to use a FileDialog file chooser because I really need java app to have the native apple file chooser (I know we all hate hate the lack of ... |
2. javaFX 2.0 how to select files aka FileChooser stackoverflow.comI'm trying out the new JavaFx 2.0 beta release but cannot find anyway of selecting files using a dialog box like JfileChooser. Any ideas on how to do this? Thanks |
3. how to improvise filechooser,without showing file types drop down? stackoverflow.comHere i used filechooser to select the folder and selected the all the files which was named with MANI.TXT and try to remove c: reference from the file, i need help ... |
4. How to open up a html file with a File Chooser? coderanch.comokay, basically i want a "viewer" application that will use a file chooser dialog to choose and display a html file. so far i have this //setting up the application JTextPane tp = new JTextPane(); JScrollPane js = new JScrollPane(); js.getViewport().add(tp); JFrame jf = new JFrame(); jf.getContentPane().add(js); jf.pack(); jf.setSize(400,500); jf.setVisible(true); //create a file string to read the selected file File fFile ... |
5. File Chooser coderanch.comHello all, Im using a File Chooser to allow users to select a directory and to name a particular jar file. However, I want to capture the name of the jarfile that they input into the textField within a string variable. Right now if I do a textFieldName.getText(); .........it will return me the entire path to the jar file. I just ... |
6. Create File chooser to browse and select file on remote machine (ssh) coderanch.comHi, I am connecting to my server via ssh tunneling. Now i need to browse the server and select a file from the server. How can i implement this remote browsing feature. Is any plugin like the JFilechooser of Swing available. Please help me regarding this. I could not find anything specific regarding this on the net. Thank You! |
7. How to find if the user has selected one or many files using a file chooser forums.oracle.com |
8. Color chooser and File chooser forums.oracle.comHI, GUYS I 'm trying to do this small program by myself I don't know to start i Create an application with a menu system that allows the user to select a color (using the color chooser) and the name of a file (using the file chooser) and then displays the name selected in a text box with the selected background ... |
9. File chooser forums.oracle.com |
10. File Chooser forums.oracle.comI have a program that saves an Image file as a png in a predefined directory and with a predefined name. I was wondering if there was a way I could bring up one of those nice little file browser windows so a user could select the directory they want to save in and the name they want for the file. ... |
11. Filechooser valid file format? forums.oracle.com |
12. Hide "Files of type" label and combo box in a File Chooser forums.oracle.comHello, I am trying to use a File Chooser with DIRECTORIES_ONLY set. And I would like to be able to hide the label "Files of type" and the associated combo box. I wonder if there is a way to do this programmatically or by using NetBeans? Thank you for your help. Akino. |
13. XML driven file chooser in web-app forums.oracle.com |
14. File Chooser + Loops forums.oracle.comI have exhausted all online resources, my book, my teacher to try and find how to properly formulate my code and loop to work correctly. This is the best I have come up with. It does everything except for one major problem. When a user finally does select a file after running through the loop, it will not display anything. Someone ... |
15. directory highlighting in filechooser forums.oracle.com |
16. FileChooser - selected only directories but still see files? forums.oracle.com |
17. fileChooser.setSelectedFile() is not working when i change file filter forums.oracle.com |
18. file chooser on applet forums.oracle.comimport java.awt.Frame; import java.awt.event.ActionEvent; import java.awt.event.ActionListener; import javax.swing.JApplet; import javax.swing.JButton; import javax.swing.JFileChooser; /* * */ public class AppletSample extends JApplet implements ActionListener { public JButton b1; JFileChooser fileChooser; /** * @param args */ public static void main(String[] args) { // TODO Auto-generated method stub } public void init() { b1=new JButton("click"); b1.addActionListener(this); getContentPane().setLayout(null); b1.setBounds(500, 50, ... |