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Java: Create a File Object from URL (without downloading)

Asked by noblends in Java Application Servers, WebApplications, Java Programming Language

Tags: Java

Hi. I need a function that does the following:

public static File getFileObjectFromURL(URL url) {
f = new File();
//get File Object from URL
.
.
.
return f;
}

This function is going to be used in an applet so there can be no writing of files or creating temporary files on a local machine. I've trolled the internet for days on this one . . . good luck!

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Java: Create a File Object from URL (without downloading)

Asked by noblends in Java Application Servers, WebApplications, Java Programming Language

Tags: Java

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