How to get file properties using Java?

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Hi all,

I really am in need of an answer to my question. As I am a novice in java and of course in the programming. I want to know the java code for retrieving the information of a file and storing that information(info such as filename, filesize, creation date, creation time, creators name, modified date, modified time, location information) in our system's database.

Guys please bless me with this code, I am in great need of this code and I hope you guys will really help me out from this problem.

Regards
Pavan.

Posted 24-Mar-11 6:28am

pavanparcha

Updated 24-Mar-11 10:35am

HimanshuJoshi

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HimanshuJoshi 24-Mar-11 16:36pm

Updated to change subject to normal case. Using all upper-case letter is considered rude.

pavanparcha 25-Mar-11 6:17am

thank you

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Richard MacCutchan · Answer 1 · 2011-03-24T06:40:00

Solution 1

It's easy[^] when you Google.

Posted 24-Mar-11 6:40am

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pavanparcha 24-Mar-11 14:20pm

than you very much...it'll be of great help to me.

Marc A. Brown · Answer 2 · 2011-03-24T07:48:00

Solution 2

You've asked this question[^] once already and received an answer that you accepted. If there was a problem with the answer, why not follow up there?

Posted 24-Mar-11 7:48am

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pavanparcha 24-Mar-11 14:19pm

i'm sorry i'm new to this website and accidentally clicked the"accept solution" button and it showed me as solved, i didn't know what to do and asked once again.