Whoa... long convoluted question ;-). I hope I understand what you are asking. You simply want to copy the array of files to a particular directory?
If you simply want to move the file, try renameTo .
If you want to copy the file, see here .
Hope this helps.
Ed
Hi everyone, I am doing a simple program that the user is able to select whatever folders(not files) in the drive(through the argument of the folderpaste function) and is able to paste the folders(with their contents) in the the path "C:\" but i think my main problem is that i have to cast a string into file object but there may also be other errors. The entire program compiles with no errors but when i print the stack trace i find the following errors
java.io.FileNotFoundException: D:\Sample_pics (Access is denied) at java.io.FileInputStream.open(Native Method) at java.io.FileInputStream.(Unknown Source)
java.lang.ClassCastException at JFileExplorer.folderpaste(JFileExplorer.java:285)
The files do exist and their access is not denied nor are the encrypted in any fashion.
I will only list the folderpaste function and not the entire program as the other functions in the program all work okay including the copying function.
The argument passed into the folderpaste function are the file names of the folders (including their previous path). Thus if the folder' s file name that was copied is "D:\Sample_pictures" my function will input stream that particular folder and cut the string to "Sample_pictures" and then do some string manipulation until the string reads "C:\Sample_pictures" and then output stream the previously copied file to its new location.
I know it sounds complicated but please try to have a look at my function and tell me or show me what i am doing wrong.
If someone has any sample codings of how to paste files or folders from from one place to the other please show it or e-mail it to me.
The function is as follows:
public void folderpaste (File[ ] file) { String k, w, m, l, p, m1; int i=0, j, len; byte[] buffer1 = new byte[2048]; k = ("C:");
File f;
for(i=0;i