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How to pass the username and password from java file to j_security_check.

Posted by ilango on Monday, 07.7.08 @ 18:16pm | #66159

Iam asking How to copy a file as word document from any format(ex:txt,png,jpeg....)

Posted by anithavelde on Friday, 04.25.08 @ 12:41pm | #57839

I want to copy a file as word document from any format of file. please give the solution for my problem and send the solution to my ID

Posted by anitha on Wednesday, 04.23.08 @ 17:38pm | #57698

I'm having trouble with this problem written below, can somebody help me ? Please, I need it badly. I know there's a lot of java genius out there...

Write a java program that will be able to:
a. read text line by line;
b. create a directory;
c. delete files from the directory;
d. list the contents of the directory;
e. copy the contents of the file from one file to another; and

f.write text to a file (character output stream)

Posted by Odessy (student) on Sunday, 10.14.07 @ 14:30pm | #33809

i am proud of this website.

Posted by Yuran on Saturday, 10.13.07 @ 10:09am | #33464

hi,


ive run the sample program and i get the output that the file is not mention,,so for example which part of the program can i actually input the file to be copied and how can i check if the file has been copied...and lastly what file are we trying to copy here...

Posted by gina esteban on Saturday, 07.28.07 @ 14:00pm | #22101

Excellent and easily understandable tutorial

Posted by hari on Tuesday, 06.5.07 @ 17:15pm | #18284

George,
at the command line type:
java CopyFile file1.txt file2.txt

where file1.txt and file2.txt are your source(sr) and destination(dt) files.

The contents of file1.txt will now be copied into the contents of file2.txt

Posted by tivup on Sunday, 04.1.07 @ 04:36am | #13104

when tryin to run the file to file copy code.
am gettin an errer ; File has not mentioned.
But i created 2 files seperately nd renamed f1 nd f2 with those file names . still not workin ..
kindly help....

Posted by George on Friday, 03.23.07 @ 15:49pm | #12559

very good website for begineers
and its realy cool and simple

Posted by binu on Monday, 02.19.07 @ 17:17pm | #8386

I would be of great help if you could elaborate a little extra than it is about why exactly buffer is to be used.

Regards
Keshav

Posted by keshav Jha on Thursday, 01.4.07 @ 10:37am | #2608

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