To get the list of all files in a directory import java.io.*
and then in a try/catch:
File directory = new File( "directoryPath" );
String[] listOfFilesInDirectory = directory.list();
Now you have a String array of all the files and directories within
the directory passed into the new File() constructor.
On 28 Aug 2001, at 13:18, sanjib B wrote:
> Hi All ,
> Please help !!
> I wanna do the following. Suppose on my directory/file structure I have the following
>
> dirA
> \filea
> \fileb
> \filec
> dirB
> \filed
> \filee
>
> On my JSP pahe I wanna show two links first. One of dirA and another of dirB. If the
>user clicks on A/B I wanna branch out that link and show all the files available
>under that dirA.
>
> How do I do it ?? The content of the directories in my file structure is dynamically
>changing. So the number of files and the name of the files can change dynamically.
>
> Wishing a good know how for my query
> Thanks
> sanjibb
>
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