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1. Java Directory Listing problem    stackoverflow.com

I want to list all the folders of the current directory but there are two problems. Everytime i run this program, the list shows all the files of the last folder ...

2. JList that contains the list of Files in a directory    stackoverflow.com

I created a JList that contains a list of files that are in a directory. Here is the JList.

JList MList;
String ListData[]
// Create a new listbox control
List = new JList(ListData);

3. How to only list sub directories in JList?    coderanch.com

I want to list only the sub directories of a specific directory, not including files. I used the following code, but files in the "mall" directory also are included. File mallDir = new File("mall"); if(!mallDir.exists()){System.out.println(mallDir.getName() + " not found."); return;} if (mallDir.isDirectory()){String[] store = mallDir.list();} JList list1 = new JList(store); JScrollPane storeList = new JScrollPane(list1); Any suggetion? Thanks

4. How to only list sub directories in JList?    coderanch.com

Finally, I am able to list only the sub-directories under the directory "mall", no files are listed. The way I did it is kind of awkward. Don't know if there is any better idea, such as using filter? Here is my clumsy but working code. /* preStore is a string array which list both dir and file, while store is a ...

5. Populating a gui list box with the files in a directory    java-forums.org

I need to populate a list box with the names of a directory files. For example I have a folder called x. In that folder there is the following files 1.csv 2.csv 3.csv Now I need to populate the my gui list box to populate fields with 1.csv 2.csv 3.csv Here is my code so far Public class dir{ File folder ...

6. how do i Modify a program to display directory content in JList object    java-forums.org

trying to use JList object to read files in a directory.how can i add it change this program? Java Code: import java.io.*; import java.awt.*; import java.awt.event.*; import javax.swing.*; public class Exe6 { public static void main(String []args) { JFrame aFrame = new JFrame("Directory Content"); FCPanel x = new FCPanel(); aFrame.getContentPane().add(x); aFrame.setDefaultCloseOperation(JFrame.EXIT_ON_CLOSE); aFrame.pack(); aFrame.setSize(500, 450); aFrame.setVisible(true); } // main } // MyDir4 ...