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Re: FileOutputStream slashes problem 15 Years Ago by mitch9654 … label syntax is incorrect) at java.io.FileOutputStream.open(Native Method) at java.io.FileOutputStream.<init>(Unknown Source) at java… find the path specified) at java.io.FileOutputStream.open(Native Method) at java.io.FileOutputStream.<init>(Unknown Source) at java… FileOutputStream slashes problem 15 Years Ago by mitch9654 … works like a charm), do some wrapping: [CODE] try { FileOutputStream fos = new FileOutputStream("http://mitch9654.zymichost.com/songs.DAT"); OutputStreamWriter…) { e.printStackTrace(); } [/CODE] when I do the "fos = new FileOutputStream("http://mitch9654.zymichost.com/songs.DAT");" thing… Re: FileOutputStream slashes problem 15 Years Ago by NormR1 [QUOTE]FileOutputStream.<init>([/QUOTE] That shows the constructor for the FileOutputStream class. Can you show me the Constructor for the FileOutputStream that takes a URL as an argument? [QUOTE]and the code that is generating them.[/QUOTE] Where's the source code for line 253? Re: FileOutputStream slashes problem 15 Years Ago by mitch9654 …that you don't put in: [CODE]fout = new FileOutputStream ("file:myfile.txt");[/CODE] instead, you put …in: [CODE]fout = new FileOutputStream ("myfile.txt");[/CODE] though maybe I can't… use FileOutputStream because I am using an applet... Any suggestions for … Re: FileOutputStream slashes problem 15 Years Ago by NormR1 …? Please show the full text of any error messages. [QUOTE]FileOutputStream("http://mitch9654.zymichost.com/songs.DAT");" [/QUOTE… http: protocol be a local file? The API doc for FileOutputStream(String) says: [QUOTE] Creates an output file stream to write… Re: FileOutputStream slashes problem 15 Years Ago by mitch9654 … a way to create a File or OutputStream (any type; FileOutputStream, DataOutputStream, anything that implements/extends OutputStream) object without having my… FileOutputStream and FileWriter 15 Years Ago by rimorin Dear JavaFans, I notice that if you use FileOutputStream and FileWriter to write a string into a textfile (.txt) , the Java i/o implementation doesn't seems to recognize the syntax \n which is the newline function. Anyone facing the same problem? The output text file will simple display all strings in one straight flow without a leaving lines. FILEOUTPUTSTREAM and FILEINPUTSTREAM 15 Years Ago by charpays How can I do this? FILEOUTPUTSTREAM and FILEINPUTSTREAM provide code that will write bytes to file and read them back Re: FILEOUTPUTSTREAM and FILEINPUTSTREAM 15 Years Ago by Ezzaral [QUOTE=charpays;1166738]How can I do this? FILEOUTPUTSTREAM and FILEINPUTSTREAM provide code that will write bytes to file and read them back[/QUOTE] With a text editor, of course. Re: FileOutputStream slashes problem 15 Years Ago by mitch9654 By going kablooie, it inverts all of the slashes ! Well, if the applet reads files from the website, (the view songs button) Why can't it write? If it can read the files that are on the website (local because the applet's html file is in the same directory), why can't I write? All I want is a writer to a file thats URL contains '/' things … Re: FileOutputStream slashes problem 15 Years Ago by NormR1 When you "write" data to a server, there must be code on the server to read and process that data. What do you expect to happen if you are able to write something to a server? All websites have servers. [QUOTE]applet reads files from the website[/QUOTE] Do you have some code that reads files from a website? If you look at that you might… Re: FileOutputStream slashes problem 15 Years Ago by mitch9654 [QUOTE=NormR1;1247318]When you "write" data to a server, there must be code on the server to read and process that data. What do you expect to happen if you are able to write something to a server? All websites have servers. Do you have some code that reads files from a website? If you look at that you might get some ideas how to … Re: FileOutputStream slashes problem 15 Years Ago by NormR1 [QUOTE] it is not so much a server but a website[/QUOTE] A website can NOT function without code to receive messages and send responses. The name for that code is a server. To read a file from a server you send an HTTP GET message to the server requesting that it return a file to you. The HTTP protocol defines the messages that are sent and what … Re: FileOutputStream slashes problem 15 Years Ago by mitch9654 [QUOTE=NormR1;1247356]A website can NOT function without code to receive messages and send responses. The name for that code is a server. To read a file from a server you send an HTTP GET message to the server requesting that it return a file to you. The HTTP protocol defines the messages that are sent and what the responses should be.[/QUOTE]… Re: FileOutputStream slashes problem 15 Years Ago by mitch9654 So how can I do my BuffedWriter and all the wrapping without FileOututSream changing my slashes? Re: FileOutputStream slashes problem 15 Years Ago by NormR1 Write the slashes correctly for the classes you are giving them to and they shouldn't be changed. Re: FileOutputStream slashes problem 15 Years Ago by mitch9654 but look at the java console when checking out my website. I made it show the string that was used when I ran it from an html file on my computer (that doesn't work also, but it runs like a charm in appletviewer. Here is the html file on my computer java console message: (In java console) [CODE]the url is: /E:/Documents%20and%20Settings/Mitch/My… Re: FileOutputStream slashes problem 15 Years Ago by NormR1 A URL starts with a protocol like HTTP or FILE Your URL isn't valid. File paths use separators between path segements. On Windows the separator is \ What you show is a file path. You are giving a "path" to class that expects a file path and formats what you've given it according to the rules on that OS. For Windows it uses \ Re: FileOutputStream slashes problem 15 Years Ago by mitch9654 I converted the url to string and did the [CODE]string = string.replace("file:", " "); string = string.trim();[/CODE] commands. Also, it NEEDS to have no "file:" in the url. IF it has a "file:", nothing works. Even appletviewer errors out. If I do my commands above, appletviewer works, but running on an … Re: FileOutputStream slashes problem 15 Years Ago by NormR1 Please show the error messages and the code that is generating them. Please explain your understanding of the syntax of a URL. I think the first part of it is the protocol: http:, ftp:, file: etc. The API doc gives: <scheme>://<authority><path>?<query>#<fragment> Re: FileOutputStream slashes problem 15 Years Ago by mitch9654 YES!!!!! It is all of the %20s!!! I did some: [CODE]string.replace("%20", " ");[/CODE] and it works like a charm!!!! Thanks, Mitch Re: FileOutputStream slashes problem 15 Years Ago by NormR1 [QUOTE]appletviewer is happier without "file:" attached to it[/QUOTE] You mean a specific class constructor, not the program running the applet. [QUOTE]ny suggestions for something to access a file for writing?[/QUOTE] Where is the applet supposed to write this file? If on the local system, it will need permission. If on the server, … Re: FileOutputStream slashes problem 15 Years Ago by NormR1 [QUOTE]without having my '/' slashes changes to '\' slashes[/QUOTE] If you are passing a String as a filepath on a Windows system, the path separators should be \. The Software will change them as needed. If you pass the String as a URL they shouldn't be changed as \ has no meaning in a URL. Re: FileOutputStream slashes problem 15 Years Ago by mitch9654 [QUOTE=NormR1;1248857]If you are passing a String as a filepath on a Windows system, the path separators should be \. The Software will change them as needed. If you pass the String as a URL they shouldn't be changed as \ has no meaning in a URL.[/QUOTE] What constructer for an OutputStream or its children classes should I use that uses a … Re: FileOutputStream slashes problem 15 Years Ago by NormR1 Do you have the API doc for Java? That's where to look to see what constructors use URLs. I don't know the API well enough to answer your question. I'd have to take a look thru the various classes to find the answer. If you do the lookup yourself, you'll learn how to use the API doc and probably find a lot of things that you didn't know that will … Re: FileOutputStream slashes problem 15 Years Ago by mitch9654 [QUOTE=NormR1;1249058]Do you have the API doc for Java? That's where to look to see what constructors use URLs. I don't know the API well enough to answer your question. I'd have to take a look thru the various classes to find the answer. If you do the lookup yourself, you'll learn how to use the API doc and probably find a lot of things that you… Re: FileOutputStream and FileWriter 15 Years Ago by masijade How are you determining that it "doesn't recognise \n"? If you are "checking" the file with Notepad, it is that notepad "doesn't recognise \n", try checking with wordpad (assuming you're on windows, and on MAC the "newline" character is "\r" on Windows it is "\r\n"). You shouldn't be … Re: FileOutputStream and FileWriter 15 Years Ago by rimorin Oh i see ... Try it and it works.. My mistake .. Never knew that Notepad can't read \n I'll try using System.getProperty("line.separator") then .. Thanks masijade Re: FILEOUTPUTSTREAM and FILEINPUTSTREAM 15 Years Ago by masijade Do [i]what[/i]? That is simply a statement of what those classes are for. Cannot Find File Exception 16 Years Ago by algorion …at java.io.FileOutputStream.<init>(FileOutputStream.java:179) at java.io.FileOutputStream.<init>(FileOutputStream.java:131) at…afile.renameTo(bfile); FileOutputStream fos = new FileOutputStream(new File("../log/server.log")); FileOutputStream fos2 = new FileOutputStream(new File("../…