If changing J2SE versions is possible, look into 1.4 beta. supposedly the
JFileChooser has been modified to correctly mirror a Windows chooser
(including having the desktop as the top most directory).
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Subject: RE: JFileChooser Open Dialog
Greg, this applies only in case of a default Windows installation.
It could be C:\MYDIR\DESKTOP or C:\WINDOWS\PROFILES\XYZ\DESKTOP
depending on installation and number of users.
As far as I know there's no reliable way of determining this in
Java, unless we tap into Win32 API. If any of you have resolved this without
using Win32 API, pls. do let me know.
Prakash
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Subject: Re: JFileChooser Open Dialog
The contents of the windows desktop are stored in C:\WINDOWS\DESKTOP
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From: Pradeep, Chinnaswamiah <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Date: Monday, July 30, 2001 08:39
Subject: JFileChooser Open Dialog
>Hi ,
>
> I am using JFileChooser's Open dialog to select a file for opening on
>Windows platform. The problem is that JFileChooser does not allow me to
select a
>file which is on my desktop. The JFileChooser does not show any files on
the
>Desktop.Any API functions which can correct this?
>
>Thanks
>Pradeep
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