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Delete nested folder in JSP?
How to delete a nested folder that contains files/sub folders in JSP?
thanks.
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CJ, thanks again. The nuke function above work well, but it didn't delete the folder itself. Let's say:
i call nuke("\a");
all the sub-folder and files in a folder is deleted, but the a folder itself is not deleted.
Maybe you can show me how to delete the a folder also inside the Nuke function above.
and why when i compare a String value, i must use:
if (strvalue.equals("abc")) {
//
}
but not if (strvalue == "abc") {
//
}
?
Is this the syntax of Java? what's their difference?
Thanks :)
i call nuke("\a");
all the sub-folder and files in a folder is deleted, but the a folder itself is not deleted.
Maybe you can show me how to delete the a folder also inside the Nuke function above.
and why when i compare a String value, i must use:
if (strvalue.equals("abc")) {
//
}
but not if (strvalue == "abc") {
//
}
?
Is this the syntax of Java? what's their difference?
Thanks :)
you can just after you call the nuke function do this:
nuke(path);
File dirToDelete = new File(path);
path.delete();
string1.equals(string2) or even
string1.equalsIgnoreCase(s tring2) are the way to compare strings in java b/c the String object has those methods implemented to compare the values whereas the "==" operator on Objects (Strings are Objects) compares if the two objects are pointing to the same memory reference. Big Difference :-)
Here is a good link that explains this:
http://www.michael-thomas.com/java/javacert/JCP_ObjectEqual.htm
HTH,
CJ
nuke(path);
File dirToDelete = new File(path);
path.delete();
string1.equals(string2) or even
string1.equalsIgnoreCase(s
Here is a good link that explains this:
http://www.michael-thomas.com/java/javacert/JCP_ObjectEqual.htm
HTH,
CJ
ASKER
Thanks a lot again, CJ :)
Glad I could help and Thanx for the "A".
CJ
CJ
Look at java.io.File in the Javadocs.
http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.3/docs/api/java/io/File.html
You should be able to delete a file or directory with the "delete" method.