Re: Determining a valid IFS file name

["Franco Biaggi" <fbiaggi@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi,
maybe I havent all read,
after the exists (file or directory) return false, try to create the directory 
(I cannot acces doc now, but should be in the File class (mkDir() ?)).

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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