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How Save File in Directory and path of the file in database using Struts 2.0 and Ejb 3.0

 
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Hi.......

I have save the file in directory. before saving the file i have to also check directory for particular file is exist or no.
if exist save the file in existing directory and if no then create new directory and save the file.

Also i want to know how give file name when saving.

please help me.

thanks
 
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Welcome to JavaRanch!

It's not clear what you're asking; how to upload files? How to use basic Java file IO?
 
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David Newton wrote:Welcome to JavaRanch!

It's not clear what you're asking; how to upload files? How to use basic Java file IO?



I have to save file in directory and path of the file in data base using struts 2.0.
Also create directory if not exist.
 
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So there are several parts to this task. I need to know which parts you're having problems with.

1) Upload a file (the only Struts-related problem)
2) Using Java to determine if a file exists
3) Writing information to a database

They're all different, they're all completely unrelated, and only item 1) is Struts-related.

See the Struts 2 FAQ entry about uploading files and the Struts 2 file upload page for item 1).

For the rest, I'd ask 2) in the beginning Java forum. For 3) it depends on how you're accessing the database, but either the JDBC forum, the ORM forum, or the Spring forum (or a different one if none of those cover what you're using).
 
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