1. Getting the default root directory in Java stackoverflow.comI'm making a basic file browser, and want to know how to get the default root directory. I know that |
2. Importing a Java Package in root directory stackoverflow.comI am in a sub domain subdomain.site.com and there is a java package higher up in the root directory at |
3. display all the files and the directory of the each file under a root folder recursively stackoverflow.comi want to display all the files and the directory of each file under a root directory recursively the output should look like this filename ---> the directory which contains that file ... |
4. How to create directory in root of client machine? coderanch.comMy applet creates a directory on the client's machine to store persistent user data. I'm using: File dir = new File("applet_user_data"); dir.mkdir(); ...but with Win XP, this creates the directory on the users desktop! I would prefer to make the dir within the users root directory. Does anyone know what code will achieve this regardless of the client system? Thanks, James ... |
5. Searching a given file name strating from a given root directory coderanch.comHi All, I would like get some hint on above. Say, I want to search for a file "test.exe". I want to write a method that returns the exact path of the file if the given file name exist. I can pass the file name and the root directory as the parameters to this method. May be this is a silly ... |
6. Accessing JDK1.3.1 folder from the DOS root directory coderanch.comHi Frank, The 'try' didn't work...but thanks for helping.. After much research, I have figured out the reason. I upgraded my Win 98 recently to XP recently. In my previous WIn 98 desktop, I have a MS-DOS Prompt shortcut, so, when upgraded the OS, this short-cut remains on the XP desktop. From my research, Win 98 uses Command.com while XP uses ... |
7. create a file in the root directory coderanch.comHi, based on some user action I need to create a file on the server inside the project's root directory. The url of my application is : http://localhost:8080/Desk/Desk.html. The name of the file is DeskItems.xml. I tried to get the application Context path and appended that to the file name by using : getServletContext.getPath("/") + "/DeskItems.xml"; But this approach is not ... |
8. file searching with file name in a specific root directory coderanch.comCampbell Ritchie wrote:Eclipse is not a runtime, but a development environment. It uses the standard Java API, and any other API you need to download and add to your classpath. When you have finished developing, it should work by [double-]clicking the resultant .jar. Use the same API you would use without Eclipse. Ritchie., I'm in mid of developing plug-in which fits ... |
9. Outputting both files and directories of a specified root directory and sub forums.oracle.comThis looks strangely familiar to Coursework set by Cardiff School of Computer Science. This isn't my idea of help at all. I would suggest to stop posting, otherwise you may face disciplinary action. If you are not a student of Cardiff University, please disregard this message. Elaine Slater Head of Cardiff School of Computer Science |
10. Find the root directory forums.oracle.com |
11. Save file to ROOT directory not bin directory forums.oracle.comThanks for the replies. I can point to my local drive (i.e. C:\Stock) and it will store the file. What I would like to do, but I missed adding in my original post (sorry) would be to detect the root directory when the class has been uploaded to a remote server, so that no matter where the class is run from, ... |
12. access file on root directory forums.oracle.comthanks Kayaman. Yes my icon is under the web application home. It is the external files that I need to access. Total size of all of them is about 1 terabyte. So I can not possible put that under my WEB-INF directory. I need to point to the main G drive. Can you provide any further assistance? Thank you! |
13. Getting the root directory with java forums.oracle.comHi , This will work it out .Try this import java.io.*; public class FindRoot { public static void main(String[] args) { File f = new File("c:/raja/a.out"); String child=""; String root = ""; if (f.exists()) { child = f.getParent(); root=child; while (child != null && child.indexOf(" ") > 0) { ; f = new File(child); if (f.exists()) { child = f.getParent(); if(child!=null ... |