Java PrintStream Example
Connect to us ( @twitter | @facebook )In my previous example I have explained about the PrintWriter for printing the formatted output to the console and file. This example demonstrates how to use the...
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Connect to us ( @twitter | @facebook )In my previous example I have explained about how to write to a file using the FileOutputStream. This example demonstrates how to append to an existing file...
View Articlejava.io.NotSerializableException
Connect to us ( @twitter | @facebook )java.io.NotSerializableException is thrown when the object is not eligible for the serialization. You must implement the Serializable interface to make the class...
View ArticleHow To Open Word Document In Java
Connect to us ( @twitter | @facebook )This example shows how to open a word document using Java. If you are working with tools where you have to open the document by clicking on it, you can use the...
View ArticleHow To Get Operating System Drive Letters in Java
Connect to us ( @twitter | @facebook )This example shows how to list the system drive letters using Java program. File.listRoots() method returns the drive letter from the file system. Lets look at the...
View ArticleHow To Check Type Of Drive (Hard Disk / Removable Disk) In Java
Connect to us ( @twitter | @facebook )This example shows how to check if for a hard disk or removable disk in the system. FileSystemView.isFloppyDrive() returns if the disk is removable. If you look at...
View ArticleHow To Count Files In A Directory Using Java
Connect to us ( @twitter | @facebook )This example shows how to count the number of files in a folder. File class defines a method list() which returns the array of file names in the directory. By...
View ArticleJava InputStreamReader Example
Connect to us ( @twitter | @facebook )InputStreamReader is bridge between bytes and streams. This usually reads the bytes from the source files and convert them to the characters with the specified...
View ArticleLoad Files From ClassPath Using getResourceStream()
Connect to us ( @twitter | @facebook )If you are looking to load a file from the classpath of your project, the use the method getResourceAsStream(). The main difference from the File class is that,...
View ArticleHow To Split And Merge Files Using Java
Connect to us ( @twitter | @facebook )When transferring files through network or uploading to internet, it is common that file size could be the real factor. In those scenarios, splitting the file will...
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