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Find a file in system

  Asked By: Pedro    Date: Apr 19    Category: Java    Views: 676
  

I hope u people will solve my problem.I would like to read a file
from my system(local machine), file may be in any location.But I have file
name.
Ex. test.properties file .I need find out that file and load in to
properties.

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Answer #1    Answered By: Shobhana R.     Answered On: Apr 19

you can create a new instance of filereader
like
FileReader fr = new FileReader(..............) //complete syntax
see book/
and then use the command if
File f1 = new File("ex.test");
if f1.exists();

 
Answer #2    Answered By: Carl Woods     Answered On: Apr 19

If your doing this for a local html page, you can use JavaScript and ActiveX:

function getFile(filespec) {
var fso, f;
fso = new ActiveXObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject");
f = fso.GetFile(filespec);
return f;
}

Where filespec is an absolute or relative path to the specified file.
(Unless you set the current directory, the path will be relative to the
user's desktop)

 
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