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@Paul Clapham
not exactly

this is a part of the code in which I need the arguments

public void readFiles( String[] args ) { File file = new File( args[0] ); resultPath = args[1]; createModels( file );

@Luigi Plinge
yes from the same project

so I write your code? and I am ok?
am I right about the arguments?

import com.mypackage.ABC; //[set up GUI and JTextField field] String[] args = field.getText().split("argument1 argument2"); // assuming separator is space ABC.main(args);

Campbell Ritchie wrote:You can put anything you like in a text field, as long as it's text. You can pass it as an argument to another method. If, however, you wish to find a path, you might do better to try a file chooser.

how can I do this?
because eclipse take the arguments in the way I wrote before

I use netbeans to run a code and in this code I have to put arguments
I did it in this way Run-->Debug Configurations-->Java Application and select arguments and there I put the path of the files which I used for arguments.

Now I want to build an application and to give arguments not in this way but by writing code (write the path in a JTextField and then use it as an argument).

Is it possible?

i use eclipse
and i want to have the output of my project, not to console but in a text file.

URL myurl= new URL(od); BufferedReader in = new BufferedReader( new InputStreamReader(myurl.openStream())); String inputLine; while ((inputLine = in.readLine()) != null) System.out.println(inputLine);

this i want is "inputLine" to be in a file

@kumarjit banerjee thank you
this is what i need

but can you explain the code in line 38, please?

I want to find a word in a text file and then to take a part of it and to
save it in a String.
for example I have this part of text
<rdf:RDF
xmlns:rdf='http://www.w3.org/1999/02/22-rdf-syntax-ns#'

and when I find the word ''xmlns:'' I want to take the word after : till =
(rdf in this case) and to put it in a string.

Any idea how to do it?