You can vote up the ones you like or vote down the ones you don't like, and go to the original project or source file by following the links above each example. Next youll move forward with the application by adding a file chooser.
#FOCUS ON FILEPANE JFILECHOOSER HOW TO#
This is the code I used so far: final JFileChooser fc = new JFileChooser() įc.setCurrentDirectory(paths) įor(int i = 0 i < fc.getComponentCount() i++) įor(int i = 0 i list = (JList)field_list. The following examples show how to use examples are extracted from open source projects. When double clicked on file it returns the file as selected. Also when double clicked on directory it sets it as current directory. It returns an array of all Windows accessible to the Applet, the JFileChooser being one of them. Thats where Window.getWindows() comes in.
directory so when clicked on it it returns to parent folder. So, a JFileChooser is created and displayed on the screen and the user can interact with it, but that doesnt do us much good, since we dont even have a reference to the JFileChooser. My idea is for it to handle as following: On the top of the list to have a /. I have been going through source code but no luck. I managed to reduce the JFileChooser just to list of directories and files but I wasn't able to override some of it's functionalities. I need to implement file browsing feature in my app and while I am aware of possibility of making a JList item and doing it manually I had an idea to just implement JFileChooser for this. JFileChooser Create New Folder button enabled in write proteced directory Reviewed-by: alexsch src/share/classes/sun/swing/FilePane.java Changeset.
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