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Message:

one more thing

Posted by Pavan Kumar Keely on July 02, 2001 at 7:23 AM

> I am writing an applet which contains a TextArea. I want this applet to read text from a text file and display it in the TextArea. I created a File object using the following code :
> File f = new File("Text.txt");
> and then went about reading and displaying text. This approach worked fine when I ran the program in appletviewer. When I tried to run the applet in Internet Explorer the text file could not be loaded. Then I changed the above code like this :
> File f = new File("C:/Java/Text.txt"); giving the full path name.
> This worked fine. But whenever I change directories I have to change the code and recompile. My question is, is there a way to specify the file so that I do not have to write the absolute path? I want to include this applet in my home page where giving the full path name would not be very convenient. Please help.

> Ashok


Have you signed your applet.....?????



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