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From: Pelle Nilsson
Hi
Hi Pelle.
"Pawson, David" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Given a windows file, with a name containing spaces 'my
> documents/file.ext' I'm presuming Linux may well cough at
creating
> such a file.
Linux has no problem with spaces in filenames.
(Oh dear, my age is showing. It used to didn't it.. or Unix didn't, I'm sure)
A lot of us
Linux users have problems with spaces in filenames, but
that's only culture, not technology.
I guess I fall into that culture. I had to look quite hard to find a file
with spaces in the name :-)
I think Linux
filenames can include everything except for the path
separator (/) (even newlines and other strange stuff are allowed).
Martins email made me look twice. I did feel a little foolish.
//TRIAL
String fileName = fn;
if (fileName.indexOf(" ") != -1){
fileName =fileName.replace(' ','_');
}
File uploadedFile = new File(AreaDir +sd.pathsep +fileName); // was fn
Then just use the
item.write(uploadedFile);
(Now I see why Martin couldn't see the problem. There wasn't one!).
I guess a whitespace regex would be better, to account for tabs etc,
but I've proved it works though. File was uploaded and name changed.
I think I'll include the change, even if I don't need to Pelle,
just to make me feel better.
String fileName = fn;
Pattern p =Pattern.compile("[ \t]");
Matcher m = p.matcher(fileName);
if (fileName.indexOf(" ") != -1){
fileName =m.replaceAll("_");
}
regards DaveP.
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