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<0> imagePath.OS_PATH = "/";
<0> System.out.println(OS_NUM);
<0> }
<1> Because you need String.equals() instead of the '==' operator?
<0> Thank you.
<2> or you could use the provided system properties which identifies the proper separator...
<0> Oh
<0> any idea what that is?
<0> I will look on System cl***.
<2> http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/essential/io/file.html
<0> sweet thanks
<2> np
<0> File.separator , can it be that easy? LOL
<3> if (OS.equalsIgnoreCase(LINUX)) { would do it.
<3> Or simply don't create a LINUX var and do: if (OS.equalsIgnoreCase("Linux")) {
<0> thanks dom
<4> Roan - you can also use File.seperatorChar
<0> so when creating the string String PATH = System.getProperty("user.dir") + File.seperatorChar + "pics";
<3> What do you want to do exactly ?
<0> I can get the path with System.getProperty("user.dir") of the directory the program is in, I want to add to that path a folder in the program folder called pics
<3> String PATH = System.getProperty("user.dir") + "/pics";
<3> On windows it'll work, but i guess you use linux ?
<0> right but it would change when on a on a linux
<0> I want to build to be cross platform
<3> on linux it's \ ?
<0> right
<0> this is what I did and now it works, based off of MbGones suggestion
<0> public static String tempLocation = progLocation + File.separatorChar + "pics" + File.separatorChar;
<0> MbGone: thanks that worked good.
<3> Why the separatorChar after ? Shouldn't it be between the two folders ?
<0> well its whats in that folder I need
<0> see my java program goes out to and ftp site, downloads the pics I want into that folder and then the java program alows me to view them.
<3> You could have used, in the linux if instruction: imagePath.OS_PATH = "\"; (it's the code for \)
<0> I am building a Network Camera Archive viewer. I have about 30 cameras and all of them dump images to my ftp server
<3> Kk
<0> right but this way it does for either windows of linux.
<5> you probably want to use the File or URL cl***, makes it a lot easier to deal with filenames.
<3> Yes MbGone's way is simplier indeed.
<0> Thanks Lion-O, I will read up on that thanks.
<4> evening all
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<7> hi
<7> Exception in thread "main" java.lang.Error: Unresolved compilation problem:
<7> Syntax error, annotations are only available if source level is 5.0
<8> hi. is there any way to read the contents of a folder?
<7> any ideas for this error?
<9> evening
<8> hullo rob
<8> rob, is there any way to read the contents of a folder?
<9> the files and directories you mean?
<9> or its attributes?
<8> the files present in that dir
<9> File("c:\temp").listFiles();
<8> what does it return?
<9> an array of File
<9> http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.5.0/docs/api/ winhelpversion: http://www.allimant.org/javadoc/index.php
<8> i see thanks
<9> a File can be a directory or file
<9> so check file.isFile() to determine what it is
<8> ok.. thank u very much
<4> hey rob
<9> hey
<4> how goes it?
<9> fine
<10> dispose of JFrame hangs JVM. What may be wrong ?
<9> no exceptions?
<3> Nothing.
<9> did u set exit on dispose?
<9> myFrame.setDefaultCloseOperation(EXIT_ON_DISPOSE);
<10> no
<10> Rob_uknow: was that for me ?
<9> yeah
<10> no
<10> I run dispose() as part of application shutdown
<9> try it
<10> it will work
<9> dispose only closes the frame
<9> the app continue's to run
<10> I think it will work
<10> myFrame.setDefaultCloseOperation(EXIT_ON_DISPOSE);
<10> but I also have to close application from another command
<10> e.g from console
<10> and dispose() hangs there
<10> I have thread dump, can post it
<4> [algo] - what exactly are you trying to achieve ? exit the application?
<10> yes, gracefully exit it
<4> ok, so whats wrong with what Rob's told you?
<4> as soon as you close the frame the application will exist
<9> exit
<10> because application is closed from another command
<10> not from window close
<9> so?
<9> then call System.exit(0);
<10> damn
<10> I want
<10> (1) graceful exit
<10> (2) not after window close, but called by special command
<10> currently I just destroy() all beans
<10> everything is fine, bug dispose() hangs
<10> http://eugeneciurana.com/pastebin/pastebin.php?show=1563
<10> that's the dump if it helps..
<10> maybe I should just remove dispose() call..
<9> dispose is just for letting the frame dissapear
<9> not to terminate the application
<9> looks like a threading issue
<4> heh, you got the words out of my mouth...
<9> one thread messing up the other
<10> yeah looks like that..
<10> how should I terminate swing ?
<10> or just forget it ?
<9> why are you using the spring framework?
<9> do you call destroy yourself?
<10> no
<10> spring calls it
<10> I'm using Spring framework cause it makes my code simpler
<9> does it?
<9> it looks like its not helping here
<10> there's some problem with destroy yes..
<9> and I wouldn't be supprised that you aren't using it correctly or that spring is actually the cause of the problem
<10> I don't understand, because I miss some points about Swing functionality
<9> I also see that you use a beta version of java 1.6
<10> beta ?
<9> yes
<10> yes
<10> 1.6..
<9> nevermind, its b for build
<9> not beta
<9> calling destory seems dangerous to me
<10> I let spring destroy JFrame when it decides
<10> should I somehow control it ?
<9> the whole problem starts with SimplePostFrame calling destroy
<10> yes
<10> if I remove dispose() there, everything seems fine
<10> just remove dispose completely =)
<10> but I miss what's up =)
<11> hi
<9> hi
<9> state the nature of the java emergency?
<12> i'm out of coffee
<9> starbucks time?
<11> could anybody tell me a good book on java?
<12> that sends me to the bathroom too fast. dunkin donuts.
<9> Snootrs Thinking in Java is good
<9> and you can download it free of buy the paperback in the stores
<9> for free
<11> i can download it for free?
<9> I think thejavatutorial.com should be enough
<11> where?
<9> www.mindview.net has a thinking in java download link
<9> its boring material perhaps
<9> but its does cover the basics in a didactic manner
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