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thanks Zaphod_b and jps..
thanks for replying..
i think i will just use the simple one, which is save the image temporarily, use it, then delete it again.. hehe..
thank you.. :)

i tried to do what you're suggesting, but intead of adding extra '\', i think it's better to replace it with something else (easier to be tokenized later on)..
so i used replace.. but still, it give...

thanks for the reply for both of you..
the thing is, i can't just change the backslash into double backslash because i'm obtaining the string by using string = file.getAbsolutePath();..
so is there...

hello..

i'm trying to use string tokenizer on a string contains directory of a particular file..

for example, StringTokenizer stringTokenizer = new StringTokenizer("C:\Documents\image.jpg",...