Re: Determining a valid IFS file name

["Franco Biaggi" <fbiaggi@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi,
File ifsFile = new File("yourpathandfilename");
if ( ifsFile.exists )                 {
...


Ciao.


On Thu, 18 Sep 2003 12:54:04 -0500, JustD@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

>I am trying to determine if a path and file name entered in a text box by a
>user is valid in the IFS Root file system.   ToolBox can be used if you are
>checking the validity of a library or object name, but I have not found
>anything that checks if an IFS path is valid.    What I'm looking for is
>something that will tell me if there are invalid characters or if the path
>is to long.   Does anybody have a suggestions?

>David Just
>Lakeview Technology
>justd@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>(507) 529-5939

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