Norm is right - you can't do that. URL.getPath() returns the string that ends up in the middle part of the first line in a HTTP request. It's completely useless as a File path on the client side. If...
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Re: If a file extension is known, but not the name, how do you find it?
Norm is right - you can't do that. URL.getPath() returns the string that ends up in the middle part of the first line in a HTTP request. It's completely useless as a File path on the client side. If...
Re: If a file extension is known, but not the name, how do you find it?
Have you looked in the API docs for java.io.File? There's an explanation in there of why you might be getting a null return value from listFiles(). You're doing the right kind of thing with your...